Vol. 42, Issue 4, 1990September 01, 1990 EDT
Emerging State Use Tax Collection Legislation and the Out-Of-State Mail Order Vendor: One Unconsitutional Step Beyond Scripto and National Bellas Hess
Emerging State Use Tax Collection Legislation and the Out-Of-State Mail Order Vendor: One Unconsitutional Step Beyond Scripto and National Bellas Hess
Daniel T. White,
Articles in Vol. 42, Issue 4, 1990
Vol. 42, Issue 4, 1990
- The Tax Benefit Rule: A Different View and a Unified Theory of Error CorrectionSteven J. Willis
- When Junk Bonds go Bad: Protecting the Corporate Tax Base on Repurchases and DefaultsPatricia L. Bryan
- A Mandatory Section 338: Can It Be Implemented?Lori Farnan
- Reasonable Assumptions, Reasonable Persons and Invisible Boomerangs: Payments of Trust Fund Liabilities in and Before BankruptcyAllen J. Littman
- The Limited Marital Deduction for Transfers to Noncitizen Spouses--Is It Fair?Glenn A. Adams
- Emerging State Use Tax Collection Legislation and the Out-Of-State Mail Order Vendor: One Unconsitutional Step Beyond Scripto and National Bellas HessDaniel T. White
Daniel T. White, Emerging State Use Tax Collection Legislation and the Out-Of-State Mail Order Vendor: One Unconsitutional Step Beyond Scripto and National Bellas Hess, 42 Fla. L. Rev. 775 (1990).