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IRS' $104M Whistleblower Award May Curb In-House Reporting

By Ian Thoms · September 12, 2012, 9:08 PM EDT

A staggering $104 million whistleblower award issued Tuesday by the Internal Revenue Service armed plaintiffs attorneys with a powerful new recruitment tool and promises to make it more difficult for companies...

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