Sentence examples for taxpayer litigation from inspiring English sources

KPMG already faces a criminal investigation and individual taxpayer litigation for its tax shelter promotion.

Clarke maintains that the British legal system is one of the most costly in the world and is determined to reduce the cost to the taxpayer of litigation.

The simple rule change would modernize an outdated process plagued by delays, bureaucracy, and taxpayer-funded litigation.

In other words, they could end up mediating anyway, but only after requiring the town to spend thousands of taxpayer dollars on litigation fees.

A minister urged opponents not to "waste" taxpayers' money on litigation.

"This liberal advocacy group has repeatedly worked to overturn the clear voice of the Nebraska people on the issue of capital punishment and wastes taxpayer dollars with frivolous litigation.

"I urge opponents not to waste any more taxpayers' money on expensive litigation and instead work with us on making HS2 the very best it can be.

But with the Iroquois backed by the federal government, the claims will probably lead to settlements or litigation costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars, and could intensify the anger over one of the biggest and touchiest topics in upstate New York.

The IRS, which as a matter of policy declines media comment on litigation involving taxpayers, has not yet had time to answer Freeman's complaint in court.

Such secrecy hinders Congress' ability to conduct oversight and means that costly litigation, at taxpayers' expense, is the often the only recourse for getting at the truth.

"During 12 years of litigation, costing the taxpayer in the region of £4m, some of the original inhabitants have died without being able to see their homeland, their churches and ancestors' graves," said Snoxell.