A sweeping change in an accounting standard that requires companies to quantify the risk of an Internal Revenue Service challenge to many types of taxes reported on corporate tax returns and financial statements has companies running to tax lawyers.

Companies are particularly eager for legal advice in light of court rulings overturning corporate tax shelters and aggressive IRS probes of a practice known as “transfer pricing,” which is how multinational corporations allocate income and expenses among their different companies for tax purposes.

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