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Third Circuit Holds That 90-Day Tax Court Filing Deadline Is Not A Jurisdictional Requirement And Is Subject To Equitable Tolling - Income Tax - Vimarsana News

Third Circuit Holds That 90-Day Tax Court Filing Deadline Is Not A Jurisdictional Requirement And Is Subject To Equitable Tolling - Income Tax

In Culp v. Commissioner, the Third Circuit held that the 90-day Tax Court filing deadline under section 6213(a) was not a jurisdictional requirement...

Source: mondaq.com
IDEXX Laboratories Elects Irene Chang Britt to Board of Directors - Vimarsana News

IDEXX Laboratories Elects Irene Chang Britt to Board of Directors

IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. , a global leader in pet healthcare innovation, today announced the election of Irene Chang Britt, a former executive at Campbell Soup Company, to the Company's Board of...

TigerSwan Pitched Oil Companies on Anti-Protest Spying - Vimarsana News

TigerSwan Pitched Oil Companies on Anti-Protest Spying

After infiltrating Standing Rock for pipeline giant Energy Transfer, TigerSwan mercenaries pitched spy services to other oil firms, new documents show.

NACS Financial Leadership Program at Wharton - Vimarsana News

NACS Financial Leadership Program at Wharton

Designed for high-potential executives looking to expand their financial insights and, in turn, provide greater value to their organizations.

Atty Fees Reduced To $39M In Okla. Sunoco Pay Dispute - Vimarsana News

Atty Fees Reduced To $39M In Okla. Sunoco Pay Dispute

Attorneys who won more than $155 million in a class action against Sunoco Inc. for withholding interest payments to landowners will be paid far less for their work than requested but still walk away with almost $39 million, according to a ruling from an Oklahoma federal judge.

Source: law360.com