Newsletter
| May 20, 2009
Focus on Tax Controversy and Litigation (Volume II, Issue 3)
In this issue:
- IRS Provides Guidance on Its Voluntary Disclosure Program
- US Government to Seek Summonses Against Additional Foreign Banks
- Textron Redux: Supplemental and Amici Briefs Filed with the First Circuit
- Briefs Filed in Swiss Banking Case
- OPR Issues Guide to Sanctions for Violating Circular 230
- Obama Administration Releases Its 2010 Revenue Proposals
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In Re Imperial Rental Investments, Inc.: Taxpayer Prevails in New York Unitary Business Case
- United States Tax Court Launches eFiling Pilot Program
- Congressional Staffers As Witnesses?
- Circuit Court Finds LILO Settlement Strategies Exempt from FOIA Disclosure
- Tax Court Allows Immediate Deduction of Merger Termination Fee
- Supreme Court Upholds Nonsignatories’ Right to Stay Arbitration
- California Court of Appeals Affirms Lower Courts' Denials of Arbitration to KPMG and Sidley Austin in Tax Shelter Suit
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