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Post details: Interim Rule Doubles Time Limit for Submitting Authorizations to Disclose Return Information (Notice 2010-8)
12/21/09
Interim Rule Doubles Time Limit for Submitting Authorizations to Disclose Return Information (Notice 2010-8)
CCH (cch.taxgroup.com) reports:
 The IRS has released interim guidance that extends the period for submitting taxpayer authorizations permitting disclosure of return information under Code Sec. 6103(c) to the IRS or an agent or contractor of the IRS. The interim rules, which will apply until the regulations under Code Sec. 6103(c) are amended, extend the period within which a signed and dated authorization must be received by the IRS from 60 to 120 days. The 60-day limit has proven problematic because some of the institutions assisting taxpayers have had difficulty obtaining and submitting the written authorizations within that time period. The interim rules apply to all such authorizations executed on or after the date that is 60 days prior to the publication of this guidance in the Internal Revenue Bulletin, which will be on January 19, 2010.
Notice 2010-8,
2010FED ¶46,206
Other References:
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Code Sec. 6103
 CCH Reference - 2009FED ¶36,894.72
 Tax Research Consultant
 CCH Reference - TRC IRS: 9,104
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