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9th Circ. Should Dismiss $17.5M Tax Shelter Claim, IRS Says

By David Hansen · June 22, 2018, 7:56 PM EDT

The Ninth Circuit should dismiss an action filed by a partnership that allegedly set up a $17.5 million Son-of-Boss tax shelter because it challenged a notice of deficiency and was filed...

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Case Information

Case Title

John Bedrosian, et al v. CIR

Case Number

18-70066

Court

Appellate - 9th Circuit

Nature of Suit

tax court

Date Filed

January 09, 2018

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