· 6/22/1987
Michael Kuzma v. Internal Revenue Service, and Marshall P. Cappelli, District Director
Citations
- 821 F.2d 930
- 60 A.F.T.R.2d (RIA) 5166
- 1987 U.S. App. LEXIS 8121
How courts have described this case
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- holding taxable costs under 28 U.S.C. § 1920 as well as “photocopying, postage, covers, exhibits, typing, transportation and parking fees” may be awarded under 5 U.S.C. § 552(a)(4)(E)()
- distinguishing “identifiable out-of-pocket disbursements for items such as photocopying, travel and telephone costs” from “non-recoverable routine office overhead, which must normally be absorbed with the attorney’s hourly rate”
- “Identifiable, out-of-pocket disbursements for items such as photocopying, travel, and telephone costs are generally taxable under § 1988[.]”
- “Identifiable, out-of-pocket disbursements for items such as . . . travel . . . are generally taxable under § 1988 . . . .”
- “Identifiable, out-of-pocket disbursements for items such as photocopying, travel, and telephone costs are generally taxable under § 1988 are often distinguished from nonrecoverable routine office overhead, which must normally be absorbed within the attorney’s hourly rate.”
- “Identifiable, out-of-pocket disbursements for items such as photocopying, travel, and telephone costs are generally taxable under § 1988 are often distinguished from nonrecoverable routine office overhead, which must normally be absorbed within the attorney’s hourly rate.”
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Judges: Lumbard, Kearse, Pratt
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