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International law firm Baker McKenzie has dropped its lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) seeking to force the IRS to publicly disclose more information about an expanded tax compliance crackdown on large partnerships. The lawsuit, which was filed in March by a D.C.-based tax partner, aimed to obtain records under the federal Freedom of Information Act after the IRS failed to meet a request for expedited processing. Baker McKenzie voluntarily dismissed the lawsuit on May 17.
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A D.C.-based Baker McKenzie tax partner sued the IRS in March, requesting details on the IRS's efforts to crackdown on noncompliant wealthy partnerships. The lawsuit came after the IRS failed to meet the partner's request for expedited processing. https://t.co/z6IQzOyzzF
Baker McKenzie said on May 17 that it was voluntarily dismissing a lawsuit against the IRS. The March lawsuit sought records under the federal Freedom of Information Act about an expanded tax compliance crackdown on large partnerships https://t.co/sHRKLrVE5P https://t.co/rKnzOKul6a
