Taxes: The Tax Magazine 2001 - Abstracts

Taxes: The Tax Magazine 2001
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"1, 61, 83, pay me with your e-qui-ty": tax problems facing service firms (and their partners) who receive stock or options in lieu of cash fees.(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)BusinessSheldon I. Banoff
A decision model for the deemed sale election for purposes of the 18-percent future capital gains tax rate.BusinessG.E. Whittenburg, William A. Raabe, James R. Lackritz
A delayed fix for the marriage penalty.BusinessEllen D. Cook, L. Murphy Smith, Lawrence C. Smith
Applying the property-services distinction in corporate transactions: the new economy tests the limits.(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)BusinessTimothy C. Sherck, Wayne R. Luepker
A review and assessment of recent developments in the revised innocent spouse rules.BusinessJeffrey J. Bryant, Gary M. Fleischman
Caught red-handed: IRS special assessment power over persons found with large amounts of cash.BusinessRichard W. Harris
Characterizing the "new" transfers of intellectual property.(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)BusinessSuresh T. Advani
Choosing and working with an electing small business trust.BusinessFrederic G. Corneel
Compensating the service partner with partnership equity: code sec. 83 and other issues.(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)BusinessWilliam R. Welke, Olga Loy
Converting to a limited liability company: the issue of debt allocation to the LLC members.BusinessJames A. Fellows, Michael A. Yuhas
Discounts are dead: a second look at A. Strangi Est.BusinessKatherine D. Black, Stephen T. Black, Michael D. Black
Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001.Business 
Electronic commerce transformation - an unprecedented tax planning opportunity.(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)BusinessPeter M. Kloet
Estate planning.(Financial and Estate Planning Trends)BusinessSanford J. Schlesinger, Owen G. Fiore, Arthur D. Sederbaum, David B. Hirschey, Charles T. Peterson
Financial planning.(Financial and Estate Planning Trends)BusinessRoss Levin, Robert P. Goss, William J. Goldberg, Barbara J. Raasch, Phyllis Bernstein
GRATs vs. IDGETs: comparing the economic benefits.(grantor retained annuity trusts, intentionally defective grantor trusts)BusinessPeter Melcher, Bruno Graziano, Matthew Zuengler
Guidance from the IRS on making reverse-Starker exchanges.BusinessJeffrey J. Bryant, Richard L. Alltizer
Insurance planning.(Financial and Estate Planning Trends)BusinessLee Slavutin, Ben G. Baldwin Jr.
Interim tactics in transfer tax planning.BusinessPhilip J. Harmelink, William M. VanDenburgh
Investment planning.(Financial and Estate Planning Trends)BusinessBarbara J. Raasch, S. Timothy Kochis, Wallace L. Head
IRS field service advice contradicts Staley decision.(regarding capitalization of taxover defense expenses)BusinessCharles E. Price, Leonard G. Weld
Is there a Supreme Court mandate on capitalizing expenditures?(dispute among courts on whether corporate restructuring expenditures must be capitalized or can be deducted)BusinessRobert L. Peace
Jonathan Talisman talks to CCH about future tax policy.(former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Tax Policy)(Interview)BusinessDavid Hansen
New opportunities created by the extraterritorial income exclusion.BusinessRadhika Reddy
New simplified proposed regulations allow for significantly higher IRA accumulations.(individual retirement accounts)BusinessLinda M. Johnson
New tax law provides challenging curriculum for college saving.(Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001)BusinessAnn Burstein Cohen
Opening Pandora's box: who is (or should be) a partner?(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)BusinessEric B. Sloan, Christine Kraft
Pamela F. Olson talks to CCH about simplifying the code and the direction of the Office of Tax Policy.(Interview)BusinessDavid Hansen
Planning for and obtaining the benefit of the extraterritorial income exclusion: from A to Z.BusinessRobert J. Misey Jr.
Proposed regulations on space and ocean income and international communications income raise major issues for U.S. and foreign companies.BusinessDavid R. Tillinghast, Klas S.D. Holm
Proposed regulations provide guidance on the sale of a principle residence.BusinessRandy Swad
Qualified plan selection issues facing small business owners.BusinessMark E. Reid, Germaine Gjertson
Qualified research for purposes of the research activities credit.BusinessKent Swift
Recent developments in agribusiness taxation.BusinessGary L. Maydew
Resolution of federal income tax controversies: new tools and a new attitude for a new economy.(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)(Panel Discussion)Business 
Resolving actual and potential disputes with the IRS in the new economy.(includes discussion)(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)BusinessLarry R. Langdon
Retirement planning.(Financial and Estate Planning Trends)BusinessStephen J. Krass, Steven B. Weinstein
Splitting assets between family and charities at death: using CLATs to improve the opportunity set.(charitable lead annuity trusts)BusinessPeter Melcher, Matthew C. Zuengler, Caryl Shortridge Peters
State tax trends.(CCH State Tax Advisory Board discussion)(Panel Discussion)Business 
State tax trends: roundtable.(Panel Discussion)Business 
Structuring inbound investments: a primer on exit issues.(exit investment strategies by foreign persons in U.S. businesses)BusinessAnthony C. Infanti
Supreme Court reverses Tenth Circuit in Gitlitz.BusinessRobert A. Briskin
Taxation of business gifts.BusinessJay A. Soled
Tax consequences associated with obtaining an MBA degree.BusinessJay A. Soled, Leonard Goodman
Tax consequences of partnership breakups.BusinessRobert Ricketts, John Masselli
Tax Court refuses to budge on capitalizing salaries.BusinessLarry Maples
Tax deferred exchanges of property - mistakes and misconceptions.BusinessGilbert F. Dukes III
Tax issues arising in connection with the incorporation of an ongoing electronic commerce business.(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)BusinessJohn D. Rayis, David F. Levy
Tax planning for QSub interest transfers.(qualified subchapter S subsidiary)BusinessJames R. Hamill
Tax savings opportunities for persons with disabilities.BusinessEllen D. Cook, Anita C. Hazelwood, Anne Keaty
The effect of cancellation of indebtedness income on S corporations after Gitlitz.BusinessDavid G. Jaeger
The emerging hybrid structure that can best meet the goals of participants in an e-commerce start-up.(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)BusinessBarksdale Penick
The new anti-abuse S corporation ESOP law.(employee stock ownership plans)BusinessJohn A. Kober
The OECD initiative: harmful tax practices and tax havens.(Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development)(University of Chicago Law School's 53rd Annual Federal Tax Conference)BusinessLeslie B. Samuels, Daniel C. Kolb
The Walton GRAT and marital deduction planning.(grantor retained annuity trust)BusinessHarry F. Lee, David L. Silvian
Truding through the ever-changing investment tax incentives for distressed communities.BusinessLinda Nelsestuen
Unreasonable compensation and the independent investor test.BusinessLeonard G. Weld, Kaye F. McClung
When "checking the box" can lead to corporate tax savings.BusinessJames R. Hamill, Craig G. White
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