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BAYER CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES v. THE UNITED STATES
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March 31, 2020
Bayer, IRS Reach Settlement In $175M R&D Tax Suit
Bayer and the Internal Revenue Service have reached a settlement agreement in their suit over around $175 million in research and development tax credits the agency had denied, according to documents filed Tuesday in a Pennsylvania federal court.
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February 04, 2016
Bayer Making Progress Settling $175M R&D Tax Row With IRS
Bayer has been in negotiations with the government to settle its dispute over some $175 million in research tax credits denied by the Internal Revenue Service, and the parties asked a Pennsylvania federal court for additional time to facilitate those discussions in a joint filing Wednesday.
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April 22, 2014
Bayer Says IRS Has Burden Of Proof In $175M R&D Tax Row
In its protracted battle with the Internal Revenue Service over $175 million in research and development tax credits, Bayer Corp. on Tuesday asked a Pennsylvania federal judge to shift the burden of proof to the IRS, saying the agency arbitrarily denied the credits.
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September 21, 2012
IRS Can't Dodge Bayer's $65M Tax Credit Suit
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Thursday denied the Internal Revenue Service's bid to escape a Bayer Corp. suit alleging the company was unfairly denied nearly $65 million in tax credits for research expenses, ruling Bayer had not varied its claims after the suit was filed.