Law Practice
Apr. 16, 2012
Ex-Dewey partners confused about tax forms
Some partners who have left Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP this year have claimed their updated K-1 tax forms contain allocations of 2011 taxable income that are drastically inconsistent with what the partners were actually paid.
By Casey Sullivan
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Some partners who have left Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP this year have recently claimed their updated K-1 tax forms, issued April 12, contain allocations of 2011 taxable income that are drastically inconsistent with what the partners were actually paid.
One ex-Dewey partner said his taxable income came in at a small fraction of the amount he was actually paid for the year of 2011, while another ex-Dewey partner said the tax form...
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