Published: 2019-01-23

Taxing Income Where Value Is Created

Allison Christians, Laurens van Apeldoorn

1–39

Abstract

Subscribing to the core idea that income should be taxed where value is created, the international community has devised a set of tax base...

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Baseball Arbitration to Resolve International Law Disputes: Hit or Miss?

Joost Pauwelyn

40–76

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This Article assesses a concrete proposal that may address some of the current backlash against international courts and tribunals: baseball...

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FATCA, CRS, and the Wrong Choice of Who to Regulate

Noam Noked

77–119

Abstract

FATCA and CRS have a major flaw that enables tax evaders to avoid reporting of their offshore financial assets. This noncompliance opportunity...

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Taxing Litigation: Federal Tax Concerns of Personal Injury Plaintiffs and Their Lawyers

Gregg D. Polsky

120–179

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This Article addresses the federal tax concerns of personal injury plaintiffs and the lawyers who represent them, typically on a contingency-fee...

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GoTaxMe: Crowdfunding and Gifts

Jeffrey Kahn

180–199

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In 2018, Peter Strzok was fired from the FBI, based on text messages that he sent denigrating President Trump. A week later, a group set up a...

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Rewarding Honest Taxpayers: An Experimental Assessment

Emily A. Satterthwaite

200–242

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Shrinking budgetary allocations for tax enforcement at the U.S. federal level have placed an unprecedented premium on low cost policies that...

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Endowment Taxation and Equality of Resources

Erick J. Sam

243–311

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This Article has two primary aims. The first is to provide an in-depth survey of recent legal academic literature on endowment (or ability)...

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