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Esrey et al v. United States Of America
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March 24, 2017
IRS Not At Fault For Ex-Sprint Execs' Forced Exit: Judge
A Manhattan federal judge Thursday axed a $160 million suit alleging the Internal Revenue Service helped Ernst & Young conceal evidence of an investigation into tax shelters that cost two former Sprint executives their jobs, finding the claims are not covered under the Federal Tort Claims Act.
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April 25, 2016
Ex-Sprint Execs Say US Hid Ernst & Young Tax Shelter Probe
Two former Sprint Corp. executives on Friday accused the U.S. of helping accounting firm Ernst & Young LLP conceal from them a federal investigation of the firm's promotion of tax shelters, according to a New York federal court complaint seeking $159 million.