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Partner Carlos Ortiz, Counsel Nicholas Mowbray and Associates Christina Gotsis and Kayley Sullivan have written “The tax man is back: IRS issues first John Doe summons in 2022 to major crypto platform, seeking treasure trove of information on tax noncompliance.” Published Sept. 14, 2022, in <em>Westlaw Today</em>, the article discusses the likelihood that John Doe summons will continue as part of the IRS’ aggressive pursuit of digital asset underreporting.

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Carlos Ortiz, Nicholas Mowbray, Christina Gotsis and Kayley Sullivan Author Article on IRS Summons to Major Crypto Platform

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