Late actress Suzanne Somers’s estate and her surviving husband failed on Tuesday to revive their challenge to a Treasury rule governing tax penalty assessments after the US Supreme Court ending the Chevron doctrine.
Before Somers’s death in October 2023, the couple sued the IRS to contest $2.75 million in combined taxes and penalties attributable to adjustments against their partnership entity, Palm Canyon X Investments LLC.
To combat their liability, Somers and television producer Alan Hamel, her husband, challenged Temporary Treasury Regulation § 301.6231(a)(6)-1T, which permitted penalty assessments after a partnership proceeding regardless of whether partner-level determinations were required. They claimed ...
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