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Tax-Hungry California Creates Work for Tax Lawyers

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The Recorder: Tax-Hungry State Creates Work for Lawyers, by Amanda Royal: Tax lawyers for large corporations and wealthy individuals expect some busy years ahead as cash-strapped states turn to taxpayers for solutions. Attorneys say the recession has made state and local tax agencies more aggressive, and in the last year,...

Full post as published by TaxProf Blog on July 23, 2009 (boomark / email).

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