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7 Audit Lessons (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the IRS)

25 November 2009

Okay, maybe love is a bit much said.
But the whole audit/examination process is over (at least for now, yes, yes, we know that 2008 is coming). It was oddly informative. While I’ve dealt with the IRS tons of times before, including related to audits, there’s still a different feeling on the [...]

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LexisNexis Looking for Notable New Tax Attorneys

27 July 2009

The folks at LexisNexis are looking for notable new tax attorneys who deserve recognition for a notable accomplishment. “New” is defined as practicing for ten years or less (*sob*, that means I’m out). “Notable” could mean a bunch of things. I think it’s how Justice Potter Stewart describes porn: you’ll know [...]

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Former Jenkens & Gilchrist Tax Attorneys Indicted

10 June 2009

I know, I know. This doesn’t even feel like news. We’ve seen it coming for awhile now, ever since this little gem appeared on the Jenkens & Gilchrist web site in 2007:

At the time of the closing, Jenkens agreed to pay a civil penalty of $76 million and cooperate with the IRS and [...]

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Obituary: William M. Goldstein, Philadelphia Tax Attorney

6 August 2008

William Goldstein, a popular Philadelphia tax attorney, passed away today. Here, reprinted with permission from Drinker Biddle, is his obituary:
William M. Goldstein, 72, a partner at Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP in Philadelphia and one of the nation’s preeminent tax and business lawyers, died today. A resident of Wayne, Pa., he had battled [...]

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