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The Tax Lawyer, the nation’s premier, peer-reviewed tax law journal, is published quarterly as a service to its members by the American Bar Association Section of Taxation. |
The Tax Lawyer endeavors to provide scholarly articles by notable tax attorneys and professors, key reports by Section of Taxation committees and task forces, and student notes and comments on timely topics that the editorial board believes to be of professional interest to members of the Section and the tax profession.
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Latest Issue - Vol. 62 No. 2, Winter 2009
Choice of Forum in Federal Civil Tax Litigation by Thomas D. Greenaway
The Doctrine of Election by Aubree L. Helvey and Beth Stetson
Regarding the Advisability of a Prohibition on the Taxable Asset Sale to Creditors in Bankruptcy by Carl N. Pickerill
Fifty Years of Utopia: A Half-Century After Louis Kelso’s The Capitalist Manifesto, a Look Back at the Weird History of the ESOP by Andrew W. Stumpff
Constructive Conditions and the All Events Test by Glenn Walberg
COMING SOON - Vol. 62 No. 3, Spring 2009
"2009 Erwin N. Griswold Lecture Before the American College of Tax Counsel: Rethinking the Advantage of Tax Deferral," by Daniel Halperin
"Tax Evidence III: A Primer on the Federal Rules of Evidence as Applied by the Tax Court," by Joni Larson
"Integrating Subchapters K and S, Just Do It," by Walter D. Schwidetzky
"Property Purchase or Payment in Kind? The Oxford Paper Conundrum," by
Robert H. Scarborough
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