Vol. 27, Issue 4, 1975June 01, 1975 EDT
New Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Unites States Tax Court: How Are They Working?
New Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Unites States Tax Court: How Are They Working?
W. M. Drennan,
Articles in Vol. 27, Issue 4, 1975
Vol. 27, Issue 4, 1975
- New Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Unites States Tax Court: How Are They Working?W. M. Drennan
- The Role of the Adviser in a Tax Investigation with Fraud Overtones: Analysis of the "Cooperation" ProblemHarry Graham Balter
- Acquisitive Reorganizations: The "Other" Method of Buying or Selling a Corporate BusinessStephen T. DeanCharles H. Egerton
- Properties of Property: Indigestion from Corn ProductsJoel RabinovitzAbraham Shashy
- Preservation of Basis in a Declining Market: A Hedge for the Surviving Spouse in Washington StateDennis Calfee
- The Deductability of Postgraduate Legal Education ExpensesStuart KalbCharles Roberts
- Active "Passive" Income Under Section 1372(e)(5)James A. McNabb
- Tax Consequences of Divisions of Jointly Owned and Community Property Incident to DivorceJames Rosel
- The Pension Reform Act of 1974: Brave New World of Retirement SecurityKay G. Finley
W. M. Drennan, New Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Unites States Tax Court: How Are They Working?, 27 Fla. L. Rev. 897 (1975).