Episode 109: Tax Procedure Course Wrapup
from Tax Justice Warriors Hosted by William Schmidt
A wrap-up regarding my report on teaching Tax Procedure at Washburn University School of Law. A discussion of the class project involving the Taxpayer Roadmap, plus some talk about refund suits and private debt collections, and a review of the client counseling session from the beginning of the semester.
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