American International Group, Inc. v. United States of America

  1. October 06, 2017

    Feds Lose Bid To Exclude AIG's Evidence In $306M Tax Fight

    A New York federal judge on Friday denied the government's motion requesting the exclusion of evidence that insurance giant American International Group sought to introduce in an almost decadelong $306 million tax fight.

  2. September 14, 2017

    AIG Challenges Evidence Exclusion Bid In $306M IRS Fight

    AIG on Wednesday slammed the U.S. government's bid to exclude from trial evidence of certain deals the financial giant had with foreign banks, telling a Manhattan federal court that the transactions are materially identical to the ones at issue, which underlie its $306 million fight with the IRS. 

  3. August 26, 2016

    Judge Says AIG's $306M Fight With IRS Belongs Before Jury

    U.S. District Judge Louis L. Stanton teed up American International Group's $306 million fight with the IRS for a spring trial Friday, openly rooting against a settlement in favor of letting a Manhattan jury decide whether the financial giant's deals with foreign banks had "economic substance" or whether they were merely designed to dodge taxes.

  4. November 05, 2013

    AIG Gets Quick Appeal Of Tax Credit Issue In $306M Suit

    A New York federal judge on Monday granted American International Group Inc.'s bid for a quick appeal over whether the government should have granted the insurer substantial foreign tax credits for a series of overseas transactions in a $306 million tax refund suit.