- 6 - steadily, coordinating with IRS officials and counsel and with representatives of the partnerships. He was instructed to begin extending the settlement offer to individual partners in August 1995. Petitioners--along with other partners of Green Leasing-- were sent a letter from the IRS dated November 30, 1995, extending the final settlement offer. Petitioners accepted this offer by letter dated January 24, 1996. The IRS then sent petitioners an initial proposed closing agreement on August 2, 1996, incorporating the terms of the settlement offer. A revised closing agreement--resulting from changes made because of taxpayer inquiries--followed from the IRS on November 19, 1996. This revised agreement was executed by petitioners on December 5, 1996, and for respondent on May 9, 1997. Thereafter, also in May 1997, the IRS in New York transmitted the executed closing agreement to the Atlanta Service Center--the IRS service center covering petitioners at that time--for determination of petitioners’ tax liabilities resulting from the execution of the agreement. After the closing agreement was transmitted to Atlanta, negotiations began between the IRS and petitioners. The IRS sent petitioners initial calculations of their tax liabilities on or around August 13, 1997. Thereafter, petitioners’ accountant sent the IRS his own proposals, questions, and objections to thePage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Next
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