Taxes: The Tax Magazine 1997 - Abstracts

Taxes: The Tax Magazine 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
'97 Act modifies estimated tax rules. (Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997)Business 
Accelerated death benefits finally afforded exclusion.BusinessJulia K. Brazelton, Rebecca Kaenzig
Advance pricing agreements.BusinessGeralyn M. Fallon
Almost two decades later, Buffalo Tool admonishments still largely ignored.BusinessJay A. Soled, P.V. Viswanath, Patrick I. McKenna
An earful on QTIPs from the IRS. (qualified terminable interest property)BusinessMichael S. Kutzin
An interview with Steven D. Harris and Karl Kellar of the APA Program. (IRS Advance Pricing Agreement Program)(Interview)Business 
Assessment of employer FICA tax on tipped employees limited by recent cases.BusinessWilliam A. Raabe, Gerald E. Whittenburg, Alexis A. Wesbey
Avoiding 10/50 status through CFC classification: CFC attribution rules and usufructs. (controlled foreign corporations)BusinessR. Arnold Handler
Beyond check-the-box - neglected issues. (IRS check-the-box regulations)(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessWillard B. Taylor
Beyond the basic SUPERFREEZE - an update and additional planning opportunities.BusinessH. Allan Shore, Craig T. McClung
Continuity of shareholder interest: back to the future.BusinessRobert Willens
Corporate tax shelters, financial engineering and the Colgate case.(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessFrank V. Battle Jr.
Cost segregation studies improve investor yields in low-income housing tax credit projects.BusinessMichael J. Novogradac
Danger: Internet taxes ahead.(includes glossary)BusinessSarah Flower Adams
Determining the source of income in a changing world. (the world of electronic commerce)(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessJoseph L. Andrus
Disclosure key to avoiding understatement penalties.Business 
Does section 2703 apply to the valuation of family limited partnerships?BusinessChristopher P. Bray
Door to refund closed when claim filed late.BusinessMaureen Bornstein
Economic reality in estate planning: the remainder interest sale - revitalized and ready for action.BusinessSteven A. Horowitz
Emerging audit issues in the application of the passive loss provisions to real estate.BusinessTim Krumwiede, Raymond A. Zimmermann, Patricia Eason
Employees can bank vacation pay in 401(k) plan.Business 
Examining the line - balancing the duty to the client with the duty to the tax system.(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessHarvey Coustan, John S. Nolan
Excluding LLC members from the self-employment tax. (limited liability company)BusinessJohn C. Zimmerman, Tamara K. Kowalczyk
Financial and estate planning trends. (CCH Financial and Estate Planning Advisory Board)(Panel Discussion)Business 
Helpful tax strategies to reduce college costs.BusinessRichard T. Lai
Home office marches on (in spite of Soliman).BusinessPamela K. Revak
How to defer revenue from prepaid service income.BusinessClaudia L. Kelley, Alvin H. Lieberman
Independent contractor or employee: the continuing controversy.BusinessJ. David Mason
Individuals may correct erroneous tax returns.Business 
Intangible assets - the Treasury issues new regulations.BusinessGary L. Maydew, Jeffrey P. Maydew
IRS procedures for offers-in-compromise under section 7122.BusinessRobert H. Breakfield, Charles E. Alvis
Life insurance and charitable giving - important tax rules.BusinessLee Slavutin
Lost return information can be retrieved from IRS.Business 
Modifications of debt instruments as taxable exchanges.BusinessDavid N. Hurtt, Lorence L. Bravenec
Mr. Popeil gets 'reel' about conversions of legal entities: the pocket fisherman flycasts for "form" but snags on "substance." (form and substance characterizations of entity conversions)(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessSheldon I. Banoff
New capital gains tax rules offer planning opportunities.Business 
New Morris Trust provisions have broad reach.Business 
Of FLPs and family LLCs and cabbages and kings. (family limited partnerships, limited liability companies)BusinessSteven A. Horowitz
Passing IRS scrutiny of a family limited partnership.Business 
Planning for post-death expenses in light of Hubert.(Interview)Business 
Present and future directions in federal and state taxation of income from cross-border trade.BusinessWilliam A. Raabe, Michael S. Schadewald
Proposed changes in business taxation: a primer for tax professionals.BusinessGary M. Fleischman, Thomas H. Payne
Reasonable compensation: the search for a defining concept.BusinessJames A. Fellows, Michael A. Yuhas
Recent developments in agribusiness taxation.BusinessGary L. Maydew
Recent developments in the taxation of residential real estate.BusinessReed W. Easton
Recent judicial developments increase current depreciation deductions.BusinessL. Stephen Cash, Thomas L. Dickens
Retirement plan reform: the aftermath of the Small Business Job Protection Act of 1996.BusinessNatasha M. Mulleneaux
Should a trust be used as a will substitute?BusinessStanley Hagendorf, Wayne A. Hagendorf
Spin-offs and leverage.(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessHoward G. Krane, Keith E. Villmow
Subchapter S and the estate planner.BusinessStephanie G. Rapkin
Suggestions for simplification federal income taxation. (reprinted of article from The National Income Tax Magazine, August, 1923)BusinessWilliam A. Paton
Tax aspects to consider upon job termination.BusinessRichard T. Lai, Alfred Panasci
Taxation of sales of principal residences after the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997.BusinessMartin J. McMahon Jr.
Taxing cross-border combinations: nationalistic rules in a global economy.(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessPaul W. Oosterhuis
Tax nothings. (entities disregarded by IRS for tax purposes)(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessEric M. Zolt, Joel Rabinovitz
Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 offers significant estate planning opportunities.BusinessJames G. Blase, John M. Jennings
The federal income taxation of medical savings accounts.BusinessDennis Van Mieghem, Craig L. Pichette
The grantor trust: handmaiden to the IRS and servant to the taxpayer.(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessBurton W. Kanter, Michael J. Legamaro
The hobby loss assault on distributors of direct sellers - hardly justified and particularly unwarranted.BusinessBruce J. Squillante
The mining dust settles on "income tax in the U.S. sense."BusinessD. Larry Crumbley, Joseph R. Danos, Barbara G. Danos
The ownership and disposition of property: new rules for old problems.(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessPeter L. Faber, Andrea S. Kramer, William R. Pomierski
The role of mark-to-market accounting in a realization-based tax system.(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessThomas L. Evans, Edward D. Kleinbard
The taxation of split-dollar life insurance: a solution to the dilemma.BusinessJames A. Fellows, Michael A. Yuhas
The Tax Court rules on asbestos abatement.BusinessCharles E. Price, Leonard G. Weld
Trends in state and local taxation: a roundtable discussion of the CCH State Tax Advisory Board.Business 
Valuations of closely-held businesses and the Tax Court: are the discount percentages changing?BusinessMelanie J. Earles, Edward E. Milam
Virtual permanence: consideration of the virtual office in international income tax treaties with the United States.BusinessIlyse Barkan
When is a business not a business? Exploiting business opportunities and enhancing economic returns by capitalizing on the income tax exemption of tax-exempt organizations.(50th Annual Federal Tax Conference of the University of Chicago Law School)BusinessThomas J. Gallagher
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