The Case for Abrogation of Taxpayer Privilege in California

Authors

John P. Doyle

Abstract

The rule in California affording taxpayer litigants a privilege against compelled disclosure of federal and state tax returns is impugned. Protective orders are suggested as a means of accommodating confidentiality interests that might be compromised by abrogation of the privilege.

Recommended Citation

John P. Doyle, The Case for Abrogation of Taxpayer Privilege in California, 29 Hastings L.J. 775 (1978).
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