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The majority owners of a Louisiana construction company must repay an erroneous refund made to them by the IRS because the company wasn't entitled to research tax credits it claimed, the Fifth Circuit held Monday.
A partnership’s challenge to a Ninth Circuit ruling that its tax return wasn’t considered “filed” because it wasn’t submitted to a service center should be skipped by the Supreme Court, the government said.
A Georgia charitable trust is dropping a suit alleging the IRS abused its discretion when it denied a collections due process hearing on $1.4 million in penalties for failing to report foreign grants.
An orthopedic physician sued the IRS Tuesday to recover over $78,000 in taxes paid on funds he unknowingly received from a Ponzi scheme being run by the operator of his business's profit-sharing plan because he repaid those amounts back in a settlement.
A petition that was received by the US Tax Court after the 90-day window is timely because the due date fell on a day that the Tax Court was closed, extending the deadline, the court held Thursday.
The government must produce contracts with Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. in its dispute with hedge fund manager Ken Griffin over an IRS contractor who leaked tax data on Griffin and other wealthy US taxpayers to the media, a Florida district court ordered.
An owner of a media brokerage firm who pleaded guilty to hiding $19.5 million in income should be sentenced to two years in prison, the government told a federal court Tuesday.
Two taxpayers are seeking Supreme Court review of a Ninth Circuit decision that they couldn’t use partnership losses to offset nonpartnership income because they failed to sign and file their tax returns, a ruling that they say contradicts legal precedent and is inconsistent with IRS guidance.
An investment company is suing the IRS over the agency’s failure to provide documents on conservation easements sought under a Freedom of Information Act request, according to a complaint filed with a federal district court.
While the IRS overassessed the net profits of a former car salesman and his wife, after analyzing and adjusting the couple’s gross income, cost of goods sold, and Schedule C expenses, the US Tax Court said they still failed to report about $1.1 million.
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