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Two issues remain unresolved in connection with prosecutions under Section 7212(a) of Title 26, the Internal Revenue Code. Can a defendant’s failure to act, even under circumstances that might support a charge of other tax offenses, suffice to support a conviction under Section 7212(a)? As an obstruction statute, does Section 7212(a) require proof by the government that the defendant intended to impede a pending IRS proceeding or investigation? The Supreme Court may soon answer these questions.
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