Atty-Client Privilege Doesn't Shield Opinion Letters: Tax Court
By Ama Sarfo ( April 16, 2014, 9:25 PM EDT) -- Two partnerships must give the Internal Revenue Service a series of opinion letters they received from tax attorneys that address the viability of a tax shelter transaction they entered into after the U.S. Tax Court ruled Wednesday that the letters fall outside the attorney-client privilege....
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