The New Jersey State Bar Association is calling on the Institute for Continuing Legal Education to pay interest on taxes owed by customers because ICLE didn't collect them at point of sale. A resolution passed by the Bar says ICLE should also consider giving the affected customers credits to recompense them for their inconvenience. ICLE Executive Director Lawrence Maron says he is polling ICLE's board of directors on both ideas, but no decision can be made until they know how much money is involved.
July 18, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The New Jersey State Bar Association is calling on the Institute for Continuing Legal Education to pay interest on taxes now owed by customers because ICLE didn’t collect them at point of sale.
A resolution, passed by the Bar trustees on July 11 and e-mailed to members Tuesday, states that ICLE should also consider giving the affected customers credits to recompense them for their inconvenience.
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