Armstrong's, Inc. v. Iowa Department of Revenue
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
SCHULTZ, Justice.
This appeal involves the interpretation of section 422.25(2), The Code, which imposes a *625penalty on a taxpayer who fails to file a timely income tax return unless such failure is due to “reasonable cause.” The principal issue is whether a taxpayer’s reliance on a certified public accounting firm’s assurances that it would either file the taxpayer’s income tax return before the due date or file a request for an extension of time to file constitutes reasonable cause. On judicial review, the district court reversed an agency decision and held that such reliance constitutes…
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