Parties to employment matters seek to discover income tax returns for several purposes: An employer defendant may want the plaintiff’s returns to see what the plaintiff’s post-termination income has been. Plaintiffs as well as defendants might want the returns of expert witnesses to try to impeach their trial testimony. Friday’s revised opinion by the Alaska Supreme Court […]
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