Not much out of Tax Court today, 9/12/13, but nice to see my blogpost “Bowling For Dollars”, 9/10/13,  got picked up by the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants on their 2014 Tax blog.

But here’s a tidbit for my fans.

Turns out Judge Laro isn’t the only Tax Court Judge facing intelligibility questions. See my blogpost “Vot Did She Set?”, 6/25/13. Judge Buch has a somewhat different problem in the same vein, when he confronts Securitas Holdings and Subsidiaries, Docket No. 20216-10, filed 9/12/13.

You’ll remember that Securitas was the insurance company with Section 501(c)15 problems; if not, see my blogposts “Privilege Lost”, 5/29/13, and “Closing the Buch”, 7/2/13.

Well, following the document joust, Securitas and IRS had a trial. But the results were less than satisfactory.

Judge Buch: “On September 11, 2013, the Court held a conference call with the parties regarding errors in the transcript and multiple portions of testimony that are described in the transcript as ‘inaudible’.” Order, at p. 1.

So it is “ORDERED that Capital Reporting Company shall again listen to the tapes of the proceeding held in Washington, DC on July 23, 2013, to verify portions already transcribed and correct portions labeled ‘inaudible’ and shall provide a corrected transcript, along with a Certificate of Transcriber and Proofreader, to the Court and to counsel for each party on or before September 27, 2013.” Order, at p. 1.

Vot did she set?