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Tax Planning and Tax Sheltering: Is It More Than a Word Game?
Tax Planning and Tax Sheltering: Is It More Than a Word Game?
On May 17, 2006, government tax experts, leading tax professionals, and academic stars came together for the first time to study state governments' reactions to tax planning by businesses --a phenomenon that intensified greatly in the 1990s, reached its height in the early 2000s, and continues today. The day-long program at Georgetown University Law Center, was entitled "SALT and Tax Shelters -- Policy, Practices and Problems."
This article was originally published in a special edition of The State and Local Tax Lawyer which assembled in one place some of the best analytical work done on the various aspects of this controversial and important topic. For information on the State and Local Tax Lawyer, Volume 11, No. 2 (2006 Symposium Edition), click here.
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