Published: 2019-08-26

Sham on You: Too Good to Be True

Mitchell L. Engler

313–362

Abstract

Of course, many taxpayers manipulate their affairs to minimize their taxes. The new December 2017 limits on state tax deductions evidence,...

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A Tax Professor's Guide to Formative Assessment

Heather M. Field

363–447

Abstract

The ABA Standards now require formative assessment to be integrated into law school courses, and there is extensive literature, both in legal...

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Expanding State Fiscal Capacity, Part I: Combining an Entity-Level Consumption Tax, Improved Sales Factor Apportionment, and a Tax on a Federal Windfall (the QBI Deduction)

Darien Shanske

448–499

Abstract

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) was the most significant piece of federal tax legislation passed in thirty years. Not surprisingly, the TCJA...

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Cloudy with a Chance of Taxation

Rifat Azam, Orly Mazur

500–570

Abstract

The growth of the digital economy, and, in particular, cloud computing, has put a significant strain on sales taxation and other consumption tax...

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Measuring the Effect of Social Background on Judicial Decision-Making in Tax Cases

Orli Oren-Kolbinger

579–620

Abstract

Judicial decision-making is an important part of the law-making process. The positive research of judicial decision-making is expanding, and its...

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International Tax Policy: Between Competition and Cooperation

Yariv Brauner

571–578

Abstract
Review of: 

International Tax Policy: Between Competition and Cooperation. By Tsilly Dagan. Cambridge Tax Law Series, 2018. Pp. x, 251....

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