New York Law Journal
...to pay personal expenses. Owed by Gorodetsky to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as a result of the cheating charged in the indictment is $188...
...Whose Lives Were Upset by Hurricane Find Time to Counsel Fellow Storm Victims February 25, 2013 On March 1, Long Island attorney...
...property liens or tax forms that have triggered unwarranted credit reviews and IRS scrutiny ...
...in the victims' names using this data. The group requested $2.2 million in tax returns, and received $536,167 from the IRS. The refund...
...by impeding, impairing, defeating and obstructing the lawful governmental functions of the IRS in the ascertainment, evaluation, assessment, and collection of income taxes." While...
...liable for severe or pervasive workplace harassment by a supervisor of the victim. If the supervisor took a tangible adverse employment action against the victim...
...According to the latest IRS Statistics of Income Bulletin, Fall 2012 (...
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