We have tried to get this locally, but it is missing at the local law
school and is about equally out-of-date at another local firm.
If you have this can you look at section 3.04[1] and see if there is a
paragraph that begins "The taxpayer who elects to pay the tax and sue
for a refund in either......" If it's there could you email me that
page, the title/back page? If the section is not long just send the
whole section.
We will happily pay any/all associated costs for copying and faxing.
Lisa B. Hayes
Reference Librarian
Greenebaum Doll & McDonald PLLC
3500 National City Tower
101 South Fifth Street
Louisville, KY 40202
(502) 587-3521 [phone]
(502) 540-2172 [fax]
lbh2@gdm.com
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