The IRS experiences a significant setback in its efforts to combat so-called corporate tax shelters and alleged abusive transactions, unexpectedly concedes the inclusion of stock options in cost sharing pool in Seagate, and has acquiesced on the UK petroleum revenue tax in Exxon v Commissioner. By Hal Hicks, David Benson and Margaret O’Connor, Washington DC
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