This illustration accompanies Tax Crisis Institute’s article explaining the Kwong v. United States decision and how certain taxpayers may be able to preserve claims for IRS interest and penalty relief using Form 843. The article discusses PPP loan tax assessments, IRS penalties, COVID-19 disaster relief, and protective refund claims.
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