When a negotiable instrument contains the notice required under FTC Rule 433, a
consumer can bring any defense to payment that he or she has against the seller of a
product against a subsequent holder as well.
The alter-ego theory can be applied to a corporation, but not a limited liability company.
Friend2Friend, Inc., a social network provider, is cited by an Internal Revenue Service
(IRS) representative for an underpayment of federal income tax. Friend2Friend’s
accountants believed that the agency overlooked some of the firm’s legitimate tax
deductions and credits. Erin, Friend2Friend’s chief executive officer, wants to challenge
the assessment. What are Erin and Friend2Friend’s next steps?