The Republicans Take a Licking, but the Economic Boom Will Not Be Stopped
By LAWRENCE KUDLOW
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Daniel Neal Heller, who died August 3 at 83, was a Miami lawyer involved in many high-profile cases, but the best-known was his protracted tax-evasion dispute with the Internal Revenue Service that ended with his winning a $500,000 settlement from the agency. He later boasted of being called “the man who beat the IRS,” and said he donated the money to charity.
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|Daniel Neal Heller, who died August 3 at 83, was a Miami lawyer involved in many high-profile cases, but the best-known was his protracted tax-evasion dispute with the Internal Revenue Service that ended with his winning a $500,000 settlement from the agency. He later boasted of being called “the man who beat the IRS,” and said he donated the money to charity.
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