Taxes: The Tax Magazine 1996 - Abstracts

Taxes: The Tax Magazine 1996
TitleSubjectAuthors
A changing environment in the substantiation and valuation of charitable contributions.BusinessRaymond A. Zimmermann, Pat Eason, Tim Krumweide
A conversation with Chief Judge Mary Ann Cohen. (US Tax Court)(Interview)BusinessK. Khiem Ting
Advising the cyberbusiness: applying fundamental tax concepts to Internet sales.(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessMark A. Harris
Agents as permanent establishments: avoiding the U.S. income tax for foreign businesses.BusinessDale L. Davison
An update on the treatment of damages.BusinessCharles E. Price, Leonard G. Weld
Assessing the newly-enacted foreign tax provisions.BusinessSheila R. Cherry
A United States tax analysis of the Microsoft/SOFTIMAGE and Symantec/Delrina transactions.BusinessDaniel M. Shefter
A value reduction strategy for family owned real estate.BusinessFrederick L. Simmons, Jonathan L. Simmons
Avoiding tax on premature retirement distributions.Business 
Banks court restricts Schleier. (Banks v. United States)BusinessCharles E. Price, Leonard G. Weld
Card users may deduct "cash back" contributions.Business 
Characterization of computer software revenue in international transactions. (includes commentary)(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessMark A. Luscombe, Gary D. Sprague, Robin A. Chesler
Check-the-box: the proposed regulations on entity classification.BusinessFrancis J. Wirtz
Colleges, commerciality, and the unrelated business income tax.BusinessJames R. Hasselback, Rodney L. Clark
Contingent transfers and the marital deduction - an area of continuing controversy.BusinessGideon Rothschild, Michael S. Kutzin
Covering the world: the expanding U.S. tax treaty network. (includes examples of model income tax convention and technical explanation)(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessDaniel M. Berman
Deducting deficiency interest as a business expense: recent developments since TRA '86.BusinessLinda M. Johnson, Giles B. Sutton
Does Resser "spell relief" for the innocent spouse?BusinessFloyd W. Carpenter, Kathy Sellars
Educational assistance programs need to be reexamined.BusinessShirley Dennis-Escoffier, Lawrence C. Phillips
Employee or independent contractor: revitalizing ideas through new definitions.BusinessLoren Callan Rosenzweig
Equity compensation by partnership operating businesses. (includes P Partnership discussion model)(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessGary C. Karch
Estate planning with short sales.BusinessChristopher P. Bray
For better or for worse: accuracy-related and preparer penalties can impact the tax practitioner-client relationship.BusinessBruce W. McClain, Donald C. Haley
Generation-skipping transfer tax regulations.BusinessMarilynn U. Helt
Impact of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights 2 on exempt organizations.BusinessGerald M. Griffith
Inventory costing problems plague the American collectibles industry.BusinessJeffrey L. Patterson, James M. Ventura
IRS issues final regulations on passive loss relief for real estate professionals.BusinessRichard M. Lipton
IRS overhauls spin-off ruling guidelines.BusinessStuart M. Finkelstein, Stuart Lazar
Lack of marketability and minority discounts for closely-held stocks.BusinessJon Paulsen
Les Samuels talks to CCH about future tax policy.(Interview)Business 
Limited liability companies and the Bankruptcy Code.BusinessRichard T. Reibman
Maximizing the deferral of IRA required minimum distributions. (individual retirement accounts)BusinessKenneth A. Hansen
Mergers and acquisitions in an UPREIT/downREIT world. (umbrella partnership real estate investment trust)(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessMarshall E. Eisenberg
MIGRATs are better than your GRATs despite the new section 7520 regulations.(Minority Interest Grantor Retained Annuity Trust)BusinessSteven A. Horowitz
MTC financial institutions regulations, summary of 1996 actions by states. (Multistate Tax Commission)BusinessPhilip M. Plant, Rex P. Edwards
"Nanny tax" rules simplify reporting.Business 
On deductible software development costs. (response to Brian Daly, Taxes, vol. 74, p. 186, March 1996)BusinessMichael G. Wasserman
Partnership distributions - the Treasury issues final regulations.BusinessGary L. Maydew
Planning for qualified plan and IRA distributions. (attorney Seymour Goldberg)(Interview)Business 
Private annuities offer tax planning advantages.Business 
Qualifying equity interests in reorganizations: a more limited species?(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessThomas P. Fitzgerald
Recent developments in self-employment tax of farmers.BusinessGary L. Maydew
Reconciling spin-offs with General Utilities repeal.(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessJeffrey T. Sheffield, Herwig J. Schlunk
Regulations address deposit of federal taxes by EFT. (electronic funds transfer)BusinessJennifer A. Thalman
Remarks on anti-abuse rules.BusinessElizabeth Garrett Anderson
Revisiting U.S. anti-deferral rules.(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessStephen E. Shay
Section 469: material participation standards for LLC members. (limited liability company)BusinessFrancis J. Wirtz
Self-employment tax, family limited partnerships and the partnership anti-abuse regulations.BusinessRobert G. Fishman
Settling for second best: synthetic reorganizations and spin-offs.(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessJay L. Goldberg
Social security contributions, accumulations, and payments: a case study.BusinessGeorge W. Kutner, Lloyd D. Doney, James P. Trebby
Stipulation cross-contamination: the use of prior stipulations in subsequent proceedings.BusinessRobert R. Oliva
Subpart F.: new foreign currency hedging exception.BusinessLowell D. Yoder, Sandra P. McGill
Succession planning for the family business enterprise: sales, GRATs and donative transfers - the comparative advantages.BusinessSteven A. Horowitz
Tax administration in the 90s: the new "reign of terror."BusinessRichard M. Lipton
Taxation in Latin America: a brief overview.BusinessGregg A. Robbert
Taxpayer Bill of Rights 2.BusinessPatricia Nodoushani, Aurelle S. Locke
Tax traps to avoid in the ownership and transfer of life insurance policies.BusinessLee Slavutin
The accrual of interest on derivative instruments: where do we go from here?(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessDavid P. Hariton
The flat tax and the negative tax.BusinessJames A. Fellows
The generation-skipping transfer tax - a reexamination on its ninth anniversary.BusinessSanford J. Schlesinger
The impact of Wall, Vak and Revenue Ruling 95-58 on the power to change independent trustees.BusinessTed D. Englebrecht, Steven C. Colburn, John J. Masselli
The need for a uniform software amortization regime.BusinessBrian Daly
The new U.S. model tax treaty.BusinessGeralyn M. Fallon
The scope of transferee liability in estate and gift tax cases.BusinessWilliam W. Hahn
The S corporation: selling the business on a deferred payment basis.BusinessRandy Swad
The versatile use of charitable remainder unitrusts.BusinessJay A. Soled
Transfer pricing analysis of global trading operations and procedural alternatives.(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessCharles T. Plambeck
Transfer pricing and formulary apportionment.BusinessMonica Brown Gianni
Transfer tax opportunities when Mr. Popeil pushes executive compensation through the pasta maker: food for thought or recipe for disater?(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessSheldon I. Banoff
Treatment of recourse liabilities in the context of a limited liability company.BusinessClayton S. Reynolds
Trends in financial and estate planning.(Panel Discussion)Business 
Using (or abusing) an exempt organization's tax exemption.(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessRobert H. Swart
What you can do if you can't pay your tax bill.BusinessTom Kabaker
When and how to change withholding on wages.Business 
When to take advantage of the three year waiver of the 15 percent excise tax.BusinessLinda M. Johnson, Jeffery A. Hackney, Marvin D. Hills
Where in the tax world is Carmen San Diego? How the tax planner can impact international employee assignments.(49th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessKenton J. Klaus
Zero basis: alive but not well.BusinessGary B. Mandel
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