U.S. Tries to Resurrect KPMG Tax Shelter Case

NEW YORK, March 25 -- The U.S. government promised Tuesday to play fair if a federal appeals panel resurrects its criminal case against more than a dozen former KPMG tax firm employees.
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Larry Neumeister

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Lewis Kaplan

John Martin

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