Halliburton Company v. United States of America

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Case Number:

4:24-cv-02149

Court:

Texas Southern

Nature of Suit:

Taxes

Judge:

George C Hanks, Jr

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Companies

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  1. June 02, 2025

    Halliburton Wants IRS To Release Docs In $35M Tax Dispute

    The Internal Revenue Service should be ordered to comply with Halliburton's discovery requests in a dispute over a $35 million deduction for payments the company said it made to a foreign government to protect its employees from harassment, the company told a Texas federal court.

  2. December 13, 2024

    Halliburton Consistent On Claims For $35M Refund, Court Told

    Halliburton has not changed its reasons for claiming a tax refund on a $35 million payment it made to a foreign government to protect its employees from harassment, the company told a Texas federal court, saying the U.S. wrongly accused it of a flip-flop.

  3. November 22, 2024

    Halliburton Omitted Grounds From $35M Refund Suit, US Says

    A Texas federal court must dismiss parts of Halliburton's $35 million tax refund lawsuit because the company failed to raise two grounds of relief in its administrative claim for a refund, the U.S. argued.

  4. September 24, 2024

    Halliburton Tardy In Contesting $35M Deduction, US Says

    A Halliburton Co. lawsuit claiming a deduction for a $35 million payoff to a foreign country must be dismissed because the company waited too long to start its action, the U.S. told a Texas federal court.

  5. June 07, 2024

    Halliburton Wrongly Denied $11.3M Deduction, Court Told

    The Internal Revenue Service is arbitrarily and wrongfully refusing to refund Halliburton over $11.3 million in tax deductions taken for a payment to a foreign government to secure the safety of the company's employees, Halliburton told a federal court.