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November 19, 2015

"Man Gets $21.5M Verdict for Door Injury, But IRS is Biggest Winner"

Robert W. Wood wrote this piece for Forbes, using the recent verdict against Holland America to illustrate the tax consequences of punitive damages awards.

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Posted by Curt Cutting at 11:33 AM

Labels: Taxation

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