Published: 2026-03-13

Time Value of Money (One More Time)

Daniel Halperin

1–52

Abstract

Nearly 40 years ago I wrote Interest in Disguise: Taxing the Time Value of Money. The article showed that if the party’s marginal tax...

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Taxing Royalties Where Value Is Created

Is a Redraft of the OECD Model Tax Convention Necessary?

Valentina Emanuele

53–94

Abstract

This Article examines whether Article 12 of the OECD Model Tax Convention should be redrafted to tax royalties where value is created in an...

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Pillar Two

Much Ado About Next to Nothing?

Julie A. Roin

95–161

Abstract

The OECD has spent the last fifteen years working on the design and implementation of rules for the taxation of income...

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The Mother of All Tax Shelters

Michael Doran

162–225

Abstract

By its own account, the federal government spends more than $500 billion every year to subsidize retirement savings in...

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The Chilling Effect of SFFA v. UNC/Harvard on Race-Based Affirmation by Tax-Exempt Charities

David A. Brennen

226–270

Abstract

Recently, the Supreme Court decided in SFFA v. Harvard/UNC that colleges are restricted in their use of race-based affirmative action...

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State Tax Discrimination and Internal Consistency

Michael T. Fatale

271–350

Abstract

The contours of the U.S. Supreme Court’s dormant Commerce Clause doctrine of internal consistency, which asks whether a state tax intrinsically...

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Redemption!

Valuing Closely Held Companies After Connelly

Adam Chodorow

351–411

Abstract

In Connelly v. United States, the Supreme Court resolved a long-standing...

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Are Nonprofit Tax Exemptions and Deductions “Federal Financial Assistance”? Should They Be?

Lloyd Hitoshi Mayer

412–473

Abstract

Two recent federal court decisions have reignited the debate over whether “Federal financial assistance” as...

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