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In 2016, the IRS's Large Business & International
(LB&I) Division significantly altered its examination
processes. In the first in a series of programs on LB&I
strategies, Jones Day partner and tax litigator Chuck Hodges
explains what companies need to know about the five most critical
changes to the Division's examination procedures.
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