Lesson From The Tax Court: Non-Receipt of 1099 Does Not Get You Out of Penalties

(TaxProf Blog) - Today, in Lionel E. Larochelle and Molly B. Larochelle v. Commissioner, T.C. Summ. Op. 2022-12 (July 12) (Judge Leyden), we learn why non-receipt of a Form 1099 does not constitute reasonable cause to escape the §6662(a) penalty for making a substantial understatement of tax.

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