Vol. 40, Issue 4, 1988September 01, 1988 EDT
Protecting the Professional’s Assets From Malpractice Creditors’ Claims: An Opportunity for Tax Planning
Protecting the Professional’s Assets From Malpractice Creditors’ Claims: An Opportunity for Tax Planning
Frank J. Yong,
Articles in Vol. 40, Issue 4, 1988
Vol. 40, Issue 4, 1988
- The Truth About Tax ReformMichael J. Graetz
- Passive Activity Provisions--A Tax Policy BlooperMichael A. Oberst
- The Trouble With Interest: Reflections on Interest Deductions After the Tax Reform Act of 1986Cheryl D. Block
- Master Limited PartnershipsDonna D. Adler
- The Emerging Role of the Federal Tax Law in Regulating Hostile Takeover Defenses: The New Section 5881 Excise Tax on GreenmailEric A. Lustig
- Protecting the Professional's Assets From Malpractice Creditors' Claims: An Opportunity for Tax PlanningFrank J. Yong
Frank J. Yong, Protecting the Professional’s Assets From Malpractice Creditors’ Claims: An Opportunity for Tax Planning, 40 Fla. L. Rev. 829 (1988).