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Public Law 109-432: Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006 (120 Stat. 2922)

U.S. Congress (via GovInfo) · Law · 20 Dec 2006 · United States

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Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006 (Pub. L. 109-432, 275 pp.). In scope only sec. 406 "Whistleblower reforms" (PDF pp. 38-40): new IRC 7623(b) mandatory awards of 15-30% of collected proceeds (max 10% if based principally on public disclosures; reduction or denial for planners/initiators), 30-day appeal to the Tax Court, thresholds ($200,000 gross income for individuals; $2,000,000 in dispute), no contract needed, counsel allowed, perjury attestation, attorney-fee deduction, Whistleblower Office guidance within 12 months, annual report to Congress; applies to information provided on or after enactment. The rest of the act (tax extenders, health care, trade) is out of scope; no other whistleblower or informant provisions found by search. Event already recorded; added 8 rules.

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What it covers Section 406 IRS whistleblower reforms

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