Vol. 11, Issue 3, 1958September 01, 1958 EDT
Income Tax: Deductibility of Penalty Payments as Business Expenses
Income Tax: Deductibility of Penalty Payments as Business Expenses
Richard Bryan Burk, Anne Cawthon Booth,
Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 3, 1958
Vol. 11, Issue 3, 1958
- The Kinsey Reports and the Legal MindWalter O. Weyrauch
- Florida's Automobile Guest StatuteS. Victor Tipton
- Alimony and Property Settlement in FloridaWilliam S. Turnbull
- Prenuptial Transfers in Fraud of DowerWm. Terrell Hodges
- Income Tax Deduction of Educational ExpensesThomas S. Biggs Jr.James L. Ade
- Full Faith and Credit for Child Custody DecreesRobert J. Boylston
- Racial Restrictions in LeaseholdsJoseph H. Weil
- Private Aircraft Pilot/Owner LiabilityLeon C. Stromire
- The Avoidance of ReleasesC. Lawrence Stagg
- Criminal Law: Indefinite Postponement of SentenceTom E. Byrd
- Income Tax: Deductibility of Penalty Payments as Business ExpensesRichard Bryan BurkAnne Cawthon Booth
- Torts: Imputed Contributory Negligence Under the Dangerous Instrumentality DoctrineWilliam S. Lancaster
- Usury: What Constitutes Willful Violation of the Statute?Robert L. Seeley
Richard Bryan Burk & Anne Cawthon Booth, Income Tax: Deductibility of Penalty Payments as Business Expenses, 11 Fla. L. Rev. 377 (1958).