Taxation Section Meeting Spotlight - Estate Planning for Boomers and Beyond - Estate Planning for the Baby Boomers: Will They Have Estates to Plan? Amy Morris Hess The Baby Boomers are the post-World-War-II generation, people born between 1946 and 1964...
Taxation From the Chair - William J. Wilkins William J. Wilkins The Section of Taxation is at its best when it comes to planning and executing our three annual meetings...
Taxation Interview - Randolph Paul Jasper L. Cummings, Jr.; Alan J.J. Swirski Few lawyers know that the “Paul” of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP was Randolph E. Paul, who was probably the most complete federal tax expert of all time...
Taxation Should a Mailbox Be Enough? A Proposal to Redefine Domestic Corporation Status Sara A. Giddings A mailbox in a low-tax jurisdiction allows a corporation to be considered foreign even if it is headquartered and managed from within the United States...
Taxation Section 162(m)(5) May Not Be Effective in Limiting Executive Compensation Chad R. DeGroot The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 (“EESA”), which was signed into law October 3, 2008...
Taxation Not Just Whistling in the Dark: Recent Guidance on Whistleblower Awards Stephen W. Mazza Toward the end of 2006 Congress revised section 7623, which authorizes rewards for informants who provide information to the Service that...
Taxation Government Submissions Boxscore Submissions and Comments on Government Regulations, Administrative Rulings, ABA Policy and Blanket Authorities.
Taxation Tax Bites Takes a Law School Exam Barry Kozak Professor Kozak concluded his summer school income tax exam with the following question. “Because of Steve’s stellar guitar...
Taxation 2009 - 2010 Nominees In accordance with sections 6.1 and 6.3 of the Section of Taxation Bylaws, the following nominations have been submitted...
