Bar on civil challenges prevents setting aside or modifying tax-code proceedings; government immunity protects good-faith actions. A statutory bar prevents civil proceedings to set aside or modify any proceeding or order made under the Code, and bars prosecution, suit or other proceedings against the Government or its officers for acts or intended acts done under the Code in good faith.
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Bar on civil challenges prevents setting aside or modifying tax-code proceedings; government immunity protects good-faith actions.
A statutory bar prevents civil proceedings to set aside or modify any proceeding or order made under the Code, and bars prosecution, suit or other proceedings against the Government or its officers for acts or intended acts done under the Code in good faith.
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