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Yanks’ Steinbrenner Sued Over Taxes

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The Inter­nal Rev­enue Ser­vice is suing New York Yan­kees man­ag­ing gen­eral part­ner Hal Stein­bren­ner over what it calls an “erro­neous” tax refund of more than $ 670,000.

The suit was filed Tues­day in fed­eral court in Tampa, Fla.

The dis­pute dates to the 2001 tax year and involves a refund the IRS paid in 2009. The IRS says the refund claim was filed too late and has sued Stein­bren­ner and his wife, Christina, to recover $ 670,493.78.

Yan­kees spokes­woman Alice McGillion says Steinbrenner’s rep­re­sen­ta­tives hadn’t received any prior notices regard­ing the mat­ter from the IRS.

Hal Stein­bren­ner and his brother, Hank, took over own­er­ship of the Yan­kees from their now-late father George Stein­bren­ner in 2008.

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