SAN FRANCISCO AP - Now that his team is out of the NBA playoffs, Golden State Warriors owner Chris Cohan has another fight to wage - with the federal government.The Internal Revenue Service says Cohan owes more than $160 million in back income taxes and penalties from the 1998 sale of a cable television company.
May 18, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO AP – Now that his team is out of the NBA playoffs, Golden State Warriors owner Chris Cohan has another fight to wage – with the federal government.
The Internal Revenue Service says Cohan owes more than $160 million in back income taxes and penalties from the 1998 sale of a cable television company.
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