Taxes: The Tax Magazine 1992 - Abstracts

Taxes: The Tax Magazine 1992
TitleSubjectAuthors
A CCH exclusive interview with Ken Gideon. (Commerce Clearing House Inc., former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Tax Policy) (Interview)Business 
Adjusting the foreign tax credit for an economic recession.BusinessDonald T. Williamson, Zebulon Law
Allocating partnership liabilities.BusinessTerence Floyd Cuff
An alternative to the safe-harbor rules under the 704(b) regulations. (allocation in partnership)BusinessJohn J. O'Neill
A reconsideration of effective marginal tax rates after recent tax reform.BusinessJames A. Fellows, Linda L. Johnson
Beneficial uses of foreign entities and structures in tax planning for the U.S. multinational company. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessLowell D. Yoder, David R. Ryder, Sandra P. McGill
COLAs that don't taste the same and don't satisfy. (cost-of-living adjustments to tax litigation attorney's fee awards)BusinessSteven L. Staker
Congress rolls out new rules for rollovers.Business 
Consistency and the taxation of financial products. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessReed H. Shuldiner
Converting home equity into cash: a comparative analysis of reverse mortgages and sale-leasebacks.BusinessDaniel P. Murphy
Corporate estate freeze valuation rules under the proposed Section 2701 regulations.BusinessJohn M. Beehler
Corporate sponsorship: the IRS opens Pandora's box.BusinessJanet M. Buehler, Durga Mallampalli
Duty through the eye of the withholder.BusinessMichael J.A. Karlin, Paul A. Sczudlo, Thomas S. Wisialowski, John W. Darcy
Emerging doctrines in the tax treatment of environmental cleanup costs. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessThomas H. Yancey
Exempt organizations: business and other activities in an uncertain world. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessWalter B. Slocombe
Final estate freeze rules "simplify" subtraction method.BusinessHamlin C. King
Final regulations on return preparers' penalties: IRS refuses to deal, preparers' fears prove to be real/penalty roulette - roll the wheel/who knows how the courts will feel?BusinessSheldon I. Banoff, Harvey L. Coustan
Final regulations provide issuers of tax-exempt bonds with guidance on reimbursements.BusinessSteven H. Sholk
Foreign currency transactions under the section 988 regulations.BusinessMarylouise Dionne, Stephen R. Orme
Future directions of U.S. international tax policy. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessAlan J. Wilensky
High income nonfilers can preclude criminal prosecution through voluntary disclosure.BusinessRobert C. Webb
Indopco & Newark: defining the intangible "asset" in the larger cost recovery context. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessMichael R. Schlessinger
IRA computations required of social security recipients. (individual retirement accounts)Business 
IRS guidance makes it prime time to deduct points.Business 
Leasehold improvements present AMT opportunities for corporate taxpayers. (alternate minimum tax)BusinessDennis J. Gaffney, Brian L. Laverty
Lessening the "blow" of Hurricanes Andrew and Iniki.Business 
Loss disallowance regulations Act III - has the final curtain fallen?BusinessMichael G. Brandt, Steven J. Joffe
Maximizing the effectiveness of the annual gift exclusion.BusinessRichard W. Harris, Steven W. Jacobson
Measuring discharge of indebtedness income from debt modification.BusinessRichard J. O'Connor
Mixing-bowl transactions and the partnership disguised sale regulations. (includes related article on proposed regulations for intercompany transfer pricing and cost sharing)BusinessChristian M. McBurney
"Money" and "property (other than money)": an exploration of "amount realized" under section 1001(b). (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessGeorge W. Craven
New 382(1)(5) and (1)(6) regulations provide relief in certain corporate bankruptcy restructurings.BusinessKenneth J. Malek, William R. Thomas
Nonbusiness credits: a proposal for change based on break-even analysis.BusinessDiane A. Riordan, Scott N. Cairns
Non-cash payments to farm workers to avoid FICA taxes - is the IRS cracking down?BusinessGary L. Maydew
One class of stock. (for S corporations) (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessTerence Floyd Cuff
Planning alternatives to the earnings stripping provisions of section 163(j).BusinessAndrea Shaham-Mandell
Planning under U.S. expense allocation rules. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessJoseph L. Andrus
Proposed section 482 Regs. adopt comparable profit interval requirement.BusinessAlan S. Lederman, Bobbe Hirsh
Rethinking the tax aspects of debt restructuring. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessPeter C. Canellos
RJR Nabisco securities: 1991 tax issues.BusinessWard Miller
S corporation basis and distributions addressed by proposed IRS regulations.BusinessWilliam J. Dunn, Samuel P. Starr
Should your clients lease or buy their car?BusinessJack Robison, Richard S. Mark, Tad Miller
Supreme Court clarifies perimeters of state tax jurisdiction.BusinessArthur R. Rosen
Supreme Court's ruling in Indopco limits deductibility of takeover expenses.BusinessBrian R. Greenstein, Mark B. Persellin
Taxation of back pay awards under Title VII: Supreme Court decides U.S. v. Burke.BusinessDavid G. Jaeger
Tax issues and trends: a roundtable discussion of the CCH Tax Advisory Board. (Commerce Clearing House Inc.) (Panel Discussion)Business 
The emerging use of the limited liability company.BusinessKenneth L. Harris, Francis J. Wirtz
The limited partnership: an ideal vehicle for start-up ventures.BusinessWayne D. Reid
The many guises of preferred stock. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessWilliam R. Welke, Jeffrey T. Sheffield
The new hospital audit hit list: an analysis of the revised tax-exempt hospital audit guidelines.BusinessKenneth L. Levine
The new (IRS) bestseller - the Consolidated Penalty Handbook.BusinessKaren V. Kole
The new separate line of business regulations.BusinessRichard S. Leaman
The realization doctrine after Cottage Savings. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessThomas L. Evans
The treatment of intangible property rights in international tax planning. (45th Annual Federal Tax Conference of The University of Chicago Law School)BusinessJames P. Fuller
The uncertain potential of tax simplification. (Panel Discussion)Business 
Treasury issues replacement regs. on one class of stock.BusinessRonald M. Mankoff
Trust estate freeze valuation rules under the final section 2702 regulations.BusinessJohn M. Beehler
Using the rationale of Reg. s. 25.2702-6 in other estate tax computations.BusinessBoyd C. Randall, Robert L. Gardner, Dave N. Stewart
When will the IRS grant relief for an inadvertent termination of an S corporation election?BusinessCherie J. O'Neil, Shirley Dennis-Escoffier, Edward R. Gray
Will the exclusionary rule become extinct in civil tax cases?BusinessRonald A. Stein
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