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111664P.pdf 04/11/2012 Thomas Gillum v. CIR
U.S. Court of Appeals Case No: 11-1664
Tax Court, Internal Revenue Service
[PUBLISHED] [Smith, Author, with Colloton and Gruender, Circuit Judges]
Appeal from the United States Tax Court. Tax court did not err in
finding taxpayer was not denied a fair collection due process hearing as
the IRS settlement officer confirmed that the administrative record
provided the tax court was complete and that the facts he relied upon in
making his determinations were part of the administrative record; even if
the IRS settlement officer relied on documents outside the administrative
record, the error was harmless; Tax Court did not err in finding it did not
have jurisdiction over taxpayer's purported alter egos and nominees as
they were not parties to the proceeding. Judge Colloton, dissenting.