Be it last-minute deadlines, frantic clients or impromptu therapy sessions, the dawn of a new tax day is here for many U.S. citizens. Oct. 15 is the amnesty deadline for Americans to file income tax returns with the IRS and voluntarily disclose assets stashed away in Swiss bank accounts or other offshore tax havens. Am Law attorneys are swamped and trying to keep up with the workload. And unlike an understanding college professor willing to look the other way on a late assignment, the IRS deadline is hard and fast.
October 15, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Be it last-minute deadlines, frantic clients or impromptu therapy sessions, the dawn of a new tax day is here for many U.S. citizens.
October 15 is the amnesty deadline for Americans to file income tax returns with the IRS and voluntarily disclose assets stashed away in Swiss bank accounts or other offshore tax havens. And Am Law attorneys now find themselves swamped and trying to keep up with the workload.
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