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Reporting Tax Cheats: The San Francisco Treat

2 February 2011

Would you report your neighbor for cheating on their taxes? What if you got paid for doing it? San Francisco has, for the last five years, offered up to 10% of the take for members of public who turn in their neighbors for failing to pay their fair share of taxes. It’s not the only [...]

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Another Whistleblower Suit Filed

28 June 2008

The Ferraro Law Firm has announced that a new tax whistleblower submission of more than $4.4 billion has been filed with the IRS Whistleblower Office. This brings the total of whistleblower claims filed by The Ferraro Law Firm to more than $10 billion. According to The Ferraro Law Firm, in this most recent submission, a [...]

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Murphy Denied Cert at Supreme Court

21 April 2008

To no one’s surprise (except Murphy’s counsel), the Supreme Court denied cert in Murphy v. IRS, 493 F.3d 170 (D.C. Cir. 7/3/07). Counsel for Ms. Murphy has indicated that the process has been political – you can read the press release here. You know that I’ve had my say about Murphy – read up if [...]

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Why Murphy Will Fail at the Supreme Court

19 March 2008

Hey, you didn’t hear it from me. I’ve sworn off commenting on Murphy, remember? I’ve said my piece on Murphy – and argued with opposing counsel. I’ve posted my mea culpa. I’ve updated regarding Murphy’s petition for rehearing and the subsequent rejection of that petition. I’ve also referenced the Ninth Circuit’s decision not to address [...]

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Here We Go Again.

18 August 2007

The attorneys for Marrita Murphy just aren’t going quietly. On August 17, 2007, they filed a Petition for Rehearing En Banc (available here as a pdf) for Ms. Murphy’s tax case. I’ve posted and posted and posted about the case on the blog previously. And that’s all I’m going to say about that. (hat tip: [...]

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