94-2074
Income
Signed 5/4/95
BEFORE THE UTAH STATE TAX
COMMISSION
____________________________________
XXXXX
:
Petitioner, ) INFORMAL
DECISION
:
v. )
:
COLLECTION DIVISION
OF THE ) Appeal
No. 94-2074
UTAH STATE TAX
COMMISSION, :
) Account No. XXXXX
:
Respondent. ) Tax
Type: Income
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STATEMENT OF CASE
This matter came
before the Utah State Tax Commission pursuant to the Administrative Procedures
Act and the rules of the Utah State Tax Commission for informal proceedings. An informal hearing was held on XXXXX. Gail S. Reich, Administrative Law Judge,
heard the matter for and on behalf of the Commission. Present and representing Petitioner was XXXXX. Present and representing Respondent was
XXXXX of the Collection Division.
Based upon the
evidence in the file and presented at the informal hearing, the Commission
makes its:
FINDINGS
The issue before
the Commission in this appeal regards penalty and interest imposed for XXXXX
income tax year. The Collection
Division has previously waived the penalty portion based on Tax Commission
error. The record reveals that
erroneous Tax Commission information resulted in the penalty and interest being
imposed. At the hearing, XXXXX
recommended that based on the criteria responsible for the waiver of the
penalty, that the interest be likewise waived.
APPLICABLE
LAW
The Tax Commission
is granted the authority to waive, reduce, or compromise penalties and interest
upon a showing of reasonable cause.
(Utah Code Ann. '59-1-401(8).)
DECISION AND ORDER
The Tax Commission
finds sufficient cause does exist to waive the interest associated with the XXXXX
income tax assessment. It is so
ordered.
DATED this 4 day of
May, 1995.
BY ORDER OF THE
UTAH STATE TAX COMMISSION.
W. Val Oveson Roger O. Tew
Chairman Commissioner
Joe B. Pacheco Alice Shearer
Commissioner Commissioner
NOTICE: You have twenty (20) days after the date of
a final order to file a Request for Reconsideration with the Commission. If you do not file a Request for
Reconsideration with the Commission, you have thirty (30) days after the date
of a final order to file a Petition for Judicial Review by trial de novo in
district court. (Utah Administrative
Rule R861-1-5A(P) and Utah Code Ann. '63-46b-15.)
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