The Tax Separation of Powers
The Article makes three key contributions to the existing literature. First, its large-scale comparative study provides the first account of the separation of powers in tax law.
Volume 78, Issue 2
The Article makes three key contributions to the existing literature. First, its large-scale comparative study provides the first account of the separation of powers in tax law.
The article argues that the government should replace its flawed boot allocation methodology espoused in Revenue Ruling 68-55.
This lecture was delivered in January 2024. Since that date, the changes to the international tax landscape have been profound. The retreat from globalization hinted at in the lecture has multiplied.