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Via Law360 By: Yvonne Juris A Wisconsin military veteran should not get relief from tax liability on income his ex-wife embezzled, since he must have known of the ill-gotten funds after she was …
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By: Oladeji M. Tiamiyu J.D. '20 Tim* never could imagine how complicated his taxes would become. A disabled veteran following physical injuries from military service, Tim found a steady job. He …
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Via Procedurally Taxing By: Carl Smith This is an update on two cases discussed by Keith Fogg in a recent post. The post primarily discussed the case of Chandler v. United States, 2018 U.S. Dist. …
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Via Harvard Law Today In December, Amy Feinberg ’18 became the second Federal Tax Clinic student to argue an appeal in a federal circuit court since the Clinic opened at Legal Services Center of …
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By Varsha Bhattacharya LL.M. '18 I am a tax lawyer, hailing from India. I did my first law degree in India and worked there for four years with a law firm prior to coming to Harvard. While many …
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Tax Clinic students fight for clients’ rights, file potentially precedent-setting appeals Via Harvard Law Today The client worked at a minimum wage retail job earning $13,000 a year and was the …
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