Eaton Corp. isn’t entitled to further redactions shielding information from its foreign employee records because those materials were already deemed relevant to a transfer pricing audit, the IRS told a federal court in Ohio.
The court “need not, and should not, run a fine-toothed comb through the evaluations to conduct a phrase-by-phrase comity balancing analysis that is more likely to multiply the disputed issues than it is to narrow them,” the US said in a briefMay 23.
The IRS is investigating Eaton for allegedly paying its Irish affiliate inflated royalties for intellectual property, thereby lowering the company’s US income ...
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