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The IRS Gets Aggressive with International Business

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By Michael Cohn
March 16, 2010

David Gannaway

David Gannaway, a former IRS agent who is now a director in the Litigation and Corporate Financial Advisory Services Group at the New York accounting firm Marks Paneth & Shron LLP, talks about why the IRS’s tax enforcement efforts have become more aggressive with companies that do business internationally.

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