On June 22, 2022, Hofstra Law Professor Linda Galler was quoted in the Going Concern article “The IRS Is Paying an Unwelcome Visit to Alliantgroup (NEW UPDATE) Experts Weigh In On Feds’ Raid of the ‘Blue A.’”
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Jonathan Curry of Tax Notes wrote an interesting article on June 16 about why federal authorities would conduct a court-ordered raid of an established company like Alliantgroup, and he talked to law professors and a tax lawyer about the legal ramifications of that particular action by the Justice Department and IRS Criminal Investigation. It’s well worth your time to read the whole thing.
One law expert, Linda Galler of Hofstra University’s Maurice A. Deane School of Law, said seeing the feds conduct a search warrant of your offices would be Alliantgroup’s “worst nightmare” because that type of thing doesn’t happen too often at legitimate businesses. Aaron Esman, a tax controversy and litigation attorney at Moore Tax Law Group, called it “very rare” for IRS-CI to become involved if there wasn’t some kind of targeted information investigators were trying to get their hands on.
Read the full story on the Going Concern website.
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