Don’t Make Section 501(c)(4) The Patsy of the IRS Scandal
The Visalia Times-Delta recently published an editorial of mine defending [...]
About Robert G. Fishman
Robert Fishman graduated from law school in 1970 after a short tour of active duty in the U.S. Army. He began work in the tax department of the national accounting firm of Coopers & Lybrand in Cincinnati, Ohio, and later in their New York City office. In 1974, he left New York and joined the Fresno law firm of Baker, Manock & Jensen to head up its tax practice. In 2000, He was a founding member of Fishman, Larsen & Callister.E-Verify and the Senate’s Immigration Reform Bill
The Senate passed an immigration reform bill earlier this week. [...]
How the Prop 8 Ruling Threatens Prop 13 (and other future tax reforms)
California's ballot initiative process is vital to Californians and helps ensure that the [...]
Mixed Motive Is Not The Standard for Retaliation Cases Under Title VII
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday on the standard used to evaluate whether [...]
IRS Sent $7,319,518 in Refunds to a Sinlge Bank Account Used by 2,706 Aliens
According to a recent audit report by the Treasury Inspector [...]
Who Is A Supervisor Under Title VII? Vance v. Ball State Univ.
The United States Supreme Court today ruled on who is [...]
IRS FBAR Tax Forms Due June 30
Chances are, if you immigrated to the U.S. or if [...]
Tax Avoidance Sinful, Says UK Archbishop Ahead of G8 Summit
Tax avoidance is "sinful" and tantamount to robbery, says Archbishop [...]
Security Guards, Night Auditors and Swing or Night Shift Workers
Many industries employ workers to perform duties during the night, [...]
So The Problem Is Not Just IRS Lawyers… It’s All Government Lawyers?
There is a great article by Robert Anderson (Pepperdine) on [...]