Bankruptcy
Nov. 5, 2012
IRS to appeal judge's approval of Solyndra reorganization plan
The Internal Revenue Service will appeal a judge's approval of bankrupted solar company Solyndra's restructuring plan because the agency argues it would allow the company to avoid paying taxes.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Internal Revenue Service will appeal a judge's approval of bankrupted solar company Solyndra's restructuring plan because the agency argues it would allow the company to avoid paying taxes.
On Oct. 22, a bankruptcy judge in Delaware approved Solyndra's plan to sell off its assets and to dissolve Solyndra LLC, but keep parent company Solyndra Corp. and its ownership intact. Solynd...
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