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Should a client pay taxes on contingent fee money? The long-simmering issue is now before the Supreme Court in a trio of cases. In nearly a dozen instances in recent years, the high court heeded the solicitor general's advice not to review the taxpayers' appeals. What makes this batch of cases different -- and possibly more attractive to the Court -- is that the government has begun losing. Now it is the government that is urging the high court to step in.
March 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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