Overview
- Tiësto is suing U.S. law firm Greenberg Traurig for $17 million that he says he had to pay the IRS in 2020 because of faulty tax guidance.
- Following the Amsterdam appellate session, both sides agreed to pursue settlement discussions over the next two weeks.
- Judges questioned Tiësto for roughly five hours about his status and work as a touring artist.
- A 2024 district court ruled the advice was defective but held that he suffered no recoverable damages, a conclusion now under appeal.
- Tiësto argues accurate guidance would have allowed him to limit time in the United States and avoid or reduce the tax assessment.