Forbes:  “Do you have trouble getting good tax advice? Billionaire hedge fund manager Leon G. Cooperman says he has the very same problem.  Cooperman filed a U.S. Tax Court lawsuit last month after the Internal Revenue Service disallowed his deductions for $43 million in charitable contributions he made to his own family’s private foundation.”

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