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Walter et al v. Marathon E.G. LPG Limited et al
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September 20, 2017
Marathon Oil To Pay $33.1M In Foreign Tax Settlement
Marathon Oil told a Texas federal court Tuesday that it has agreed to pay a group of limited partners $33.1 million to settle claims that the company cheated them out of millions in foreign tax credits in connection with a gas processing plant in Equatorial Guinea.
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March 09, 2016
Marathon Foreign Tax Credit Row At Impasse, Court Told
A group of limited partners who claim that a Marathon Oil Corp. subsidiary has cheated them out of millions in foreign tax credits in connection with a gas processing plant in Equatorial Guinea asked a Texas federal court on Wednesday to help facilitate the details of their upcoming arbitration.
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January 29, 2016
Marathon Oil Gets Arbitration Over Foreign Tax Credits
A lawsuit launched against Marathon Oil and its Cayman Islands subsidiary over millions of dollars in foreign income tax credits by a group who say they have an interest in a common partnership was stayed Thursday by a Texas federal judge while the parties commence arbitration.
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January 19, 2016
Marathon Oil Seeks To Compel Arbitration In Foreign Tax Row
Marathon Oil Corp. and its Cayman Islands subsidiary urged a Texas federal court Friday to compel arbitration in a dispute with limited partners over millions of dollars in foreign income tax credits, saying that arbitration is mandated by a partnership agreement and an international arbitration convention.