Tax,
Law Practice,
Government
Apr. 19, 2018
Judge approves settlement in LA lawyer reimbursement case
The city of Los Angeles will stop collecting taxes on reimbursed law firm expenses after a judge on Wednesday granted final approval of a settlement that will also reimburse attorneys millions going forward.
LOS ANGELES -- The city of Los Angeles will stop collecting taxes on reimbursed law firm expenses after a judge on Wednesday granted final approval of a settlement.
The agreement resolving the class action, filed by Berkes Crane Robinson & Seal LLP, enjoins the city from collecting the tax. A total of $4.6 million will be reimbursed to firms that paid either via an audit or voluntarily. The settlement also awards $1.2 million in ...
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