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IRS faces scrutiny over a summons that appears to have been changed after approval

A taxpayer is asking a federal court to throw out an IRS summons after discovering that an auditor appears to have altered the signed document without updating its dates or approvals.

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Nov 18, 2025
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Julia Jenkins Fancelli, an heir to the Publix Super Markets fortune and a well-known political donor, has asked the US District Court for the Middle District of Florida to quash an IRS third-party summons. Her filing alleges that an LB&I auditor altered a previously approved summons without updating signatures or dates. The procedural posture is a petit…

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