The Internal Revenue Service audit wound up in Tax Court to resolve a nasty family dispute involving Doral-based Shoma Development Corp.
March 30, 2015 at 05:00 PM
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Trouble was brewing for years at Doral-based homebuilder Shoma Development Corp., but an Internal Revenue Service audit and U.S. Tax Court fight brought the family squabble bubbling to the surface.
Shoma shareholder Jose Antonio Lamas triumphed over the IRS on Wednesday in a lawsuit that allowed him to claim a $5.26 million tax refund.
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