The US Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered a lower court to reconsider a tax whistleblower’s case, giving him another chance to seek payment for a tip the IRS called meritless, although it led to the discovery of other wrongdoing.
The case hinged on the lower courts’ use of Chevron deference, a doctrine that required federal judges to defer to decisions made by federal agencies when administering ambiguous statutes within their area of competence. A divided high court tossed the decades-old doctrine June 28.
Michael Lissack gave information to the agency he believed showed that a condominium development group had underpaid ...
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