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Making Plaintiffs Whole: A Tax Problem Of Interest, William E. Foster Jan 2012

Making Plaintiffs Whole: A Tax Problem Of Interest, William E. Foster

Oklahoma Law Review

This article illustrates the dramatic tax impact of interest awards in otherwise non-taxable litigation recoveries and proposes two alternative legislative solutions for the over-taxing of plaintiffs in these cases. While plaintiffs who recover personal injury awards typically receive favorable tax treatment, those who receive interest on such awards are taxed on the interest and often are not able to utilize deductions for attorney’s fees and other costs paid to obtain the award. Further, the attorney’s portion of the recovery in a contingency fee arrangement will be included in the plaintiff’s gross income. The result is that the plaintiff recovers less …


Taxation Of Attorney Fees - Recent Developments, Robert D. Probasco, Marc Grossberg Feb 2005

Taxation Of Attorney Fees - Recent Developments, Robert D. Probasco, Marc Grossberg

Robert Probasco

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Income Tax: Kenseth V. Commissioner: The Assignment Of Income Doctrine And Its Misapplication To Contingent Attorney's Fees, Aubree Helvey Jan 2001

Income Tax: Kenseth V. Commissioner: The Assignment Of Income Doctrine And Its Misapplication To Contingent Attorney's Fees, Aubree Helvey

Oklahoma Law Review

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Effect Of Tax Exemption And Tax Refunding Provisions On The Negotiability Of Corporate Bonds Nov 1930

Effect Of Tax Exemption And Tax Refunding Provisions On The Negotiability Of Corporate Bonds

Michigan Law Review

The Connecticut court in a series of recent cases has cast considerable doubt on the negotiability of bonds containing provisions for payment without deduction for taxes and for refunding of personal property taxes paid by the holder on account of the instrument. In Mechanic's Bank v. Johnson it held a promissory note containing a promise to pay taxes assessed against the instrument non-negotiable on the ground that the amount was uncertain. In Mazurkiewicz v. Dowholonek it held unconstitutional an act, passed after the earlier decision, establishing the negotiability of such instruments already in circulation, on the ground that it impaired …