Using the Social Background Model to Explain Who Wins Federal Appellate Tax Decisions: Do Less Traditional Judges Favor the Taxpayer? More Books by Virginia Tax Review
Revisiting Global Formulary Apportionment.
2010
Capital Income Taxation and Progressivity in a Global Economy.
2010
Tax Information Reporting and Compliance in the Cross-Border Context.
2007
A Malthusian Analysis of the Socalled Dynasty Trust.
2009
Reinvigorating Tax Expenditure Analysis and Its International Dimension.
2008
The Aftermath of the Cash Balance Controversy: Applying the Contribution-Based Test for Age Discrimination to Traditional Defined Benefit Pensions.
2009
Are Gift Demand Loans of Tangible Property Subject to the Gift Tax?
2010
Charitable Waste: Consideration of a "Waste Not, Want Not" Tax.
2010
Why Do Venture Capital Funds Burn Research and Development Deductions?
2009
Tax Claims in Transnational Insolvencies: A "Revenue Rule-Approach".
2010
Encouraging Corporate Charity.
2006
Theory Meets Reality: The Case of the Double Tax on Material Capital.
2007
Harnessing the Costs of International Tax Arbitrage.
2007
An Evaluation of Federal Tax Policy Based on Judeo-Christian Ethics.
2006
Edwin S. Cohen (Testimonial)
2006
An Interview with Mortimer Caplin (Interview)
2005
Loan Proceeds As Income: A Response to Professor Dodge (Response to Joseph M. Dodge, Virginia Tax Review, Vol. 26, P. 245, 2006)
2008
Naked and Covered in Monte Carlo: A Reappraisal of Option Taxation.
2007
Rationalizing the Taxation of Reorganizations and Other Corporate Acquisitions.
2007
Public Tax Dollars for Private Suburban Development: A First Report on a National Phenomenon.
2007