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University of Texas System, et al v. USA
Case Number:
13-50739
Court:
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October 27, 2014
5th Circ. Denies UT Bid To Rehear $11M Tax Refund Suit
The Fifth Circuit on Friday denied a petition by the University of Texas to have the full panel decide whether the university system should get an $11 million refund for taxes levied on the school's medical residents under the Federal Insurance Contributions Act.
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October 21, 2014
US Asks 5th Circ. To Deny UT Bid To Rehear Tax Refund Suit
The U.S. government recently said the Fifth Circuit correctly determined earlier this year that the University of Texas did not qualify for an $11 million refund for Federal Insurance Contributions Act taxes against its medical residents and the court should deny the university's request for a rehearing.
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October 23, 2013
UT Hospitals Want $11M In Social Security Taxes Returned
The University of Texas System urged the Fifth Circuit on Monday to refund $11 million in Federal Insurance Contributions Act taxes levied against its medical residents, arguing the residents qualify as students and should be exempt.