Swarens v. Deparment of Revenue
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGraber, J.
In Swarens v. Dept. of Rev., 320 Or 326, 883 P2d 853 (1994), this court was called on to interpret ORS 314.410(3) in a situation in which the Internal Revenue Service disallowed deductions for losses claimed from tax shelters. The court held that ORS 314.410(3) extended the usual three-year statute of limitations, as taxpayer argued, rather than reopening the statute of limitations period, as the Department of Revenue (department) argued. 320 Or at 330-35.
Thereafter, in a timely fashion, taxpayer filed a statement of costs and disbursements and a petition for attorney fees. The department…
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