Ernst & Young to pay $123 million to resolve U.S. tax shelter probe
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ernst & Young agreed on Friday to pay $123 million to resolve a federal investigation into its role developing and marketing tax shelters that helped its clients avoid more than $2 billion in tax liabilities, the U.S. government said.
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