Computervision Corp. v. United States
United States Court of Federal Claims
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
HORN, Judge.
In this tax case, both parties to this action agree that plaintiff Computervision Corporation is entitled to a refund of deficiency interest assessed and paid with respect to its 1982 tax year, but disagree as to the amount properly refundable to plaintiff. Computervision is seeking a refund of $3,818,707.55 in deficiency interest assessed and paid with respect to its 1982 tax year. Defendant believes plaintiff is entitled to a lesser amount of $2,997,761.42 in deficiency interest based upon a decision of the United States Tax Court in a related ease.
In the present suit,…
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