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The Bankruptcy Of Golfers' Warehouse, Inc.: A Lesson In How To Sell A Business In Chapter 11, Briton Collins, Will Smith, David Choi Dec 2013

The Bankruptcy Of Golfers' Warehouse, Inc.: A Lesson In How To Sell A Business In Chapter 11, Briton Collins, Will Smith, David Choi

David Y Choi

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The Scope Of The General Utilities Repeal, Don Leatherman Sep 2013

The Scope Of The General Utilities Repeal, Don Leatherman

Scholarly Works

More than a quarter of a century ago, Congress repealed the General Utilities doctrine, authorizing Treasury to issue regulations to prevent circumvention of the repeal. Although Treasury has issued several sets of regulations in response, it has never systematically defined the scope of the repeal. Instead, the regulations and other administrative guidance more selectively attack concerns raised by the repeal, almost all of which arise because of the dual nature of stock: A corporate shareholder can choose to treat a subsidiary’s stock as a separate asset or, in certain cases, as an indirect interest in subsidiary assets, a choice facilitated …


How To Shut Down A Foreign Invested Enterprise Legitimately?, Tao (Tim) Liang Jan 2013

How To Shut Down A Foreign Invested Enterprise Legitimately?, Tao (Tim) Liang

Tao LIANG

Since 2007, nations around the world have experienced a series of major economic and financial problems, causing some foreign investors to illegally withdraw from China for the purpose of cost saving and debt evasion. The continuing economic downturn cannot be expected to be reversed in the short term. Many foreign investors come across fund shortages in their mother countries and have to withdraw their investments from China. Some of these foreign investors failed to perform such withdrawals by obeying China’s laws and regulations, shutting down their business abruptly and leaving a great deal of unpaid debts and taxes. For example, …


The Scope Of The General Utilities Repeal, Don Leatherman Jan 2013

The Scope Of The General Utilities Repeal, Don Leatherman

College of Law Faculty Scholarship

More than a quarter of a century ago, Congress repealed the General Utilities doctrine, authorizing Treasury to issue regulations to prevent circumvention of the repeal. Although Treasury has issued several sets of regulations in response, it has never systematically defined the scope of the repeal. Instead, the regulations and other administrative guidance more selectively attack concerns raised by the repeal, almost all of which arise because of the dual nature of stock: A corporate shareholder can choose to treat a subsidiary’s stock as a separate asset or, in certain cases, as an indirect interest in subsidiary assets, a choice facilitated …