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The Estate Planner's Income Tax Playbook, Samuel A. Donaldson
The Estate Planner's Income Tax Playbook, Samuel A. Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
No abstract provided.
2003 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
United States International Taxation, Allison Christians, Samuel Donaldson, Phillip Postlewaite
United States International Taxation, Allison Christians, Samuel Donaldson, Phillip Postlewaite
Samuel A. Donaldson
No abstract provided.
Basic Federal And State Tax Relevant To Estate Planning, Samuel Donaldson, Karen Boxx
Basic Federal And State Tax Relevant To Estate Planning, Samuel Donaldson, Karen Boxx
Samuel A. Donaldson
No abstract provided.
2010 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
2010 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
This update explains several developments in the substantive federal income, estate and gift tax laws affecting individual taxpayers and small businesses. It contains summaries of significant cases, rulings, regulations, legislation and other matters from August, 2009, through September, 2010. This update generally does not discuss developments in the areas of qualified plans or the taxation of business entities (except to a very limited extent).
2008 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
2008 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
This update explains several developments in the substantive federal income, estate and gift tax laws affecting individual taxpayers and small businesses. It contains summaries of significant cases, rulings, regulations, legislation and other matters from August, 2007, through August, 2008. This update generally does not discuss developments in the areas of qualified plans or the taxation of business entities (except to a very limited extent).
2007 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
Federal Income Tax: A Contemporary Approach, Samuel Donaldson, Donald Tobin
Federal Income Tax: A Contemporary Approach, Samuel Donaldson, Donald Tobin
Samuel A. Donaldson
Federal Income Taxation: A Contemporary Approach uses several modern platforms to introduce students to the federal income taxation of individuals. After a general overview, the book takes two more passes through the system, each in increasing detail. This helps students see the overall structure early in their studies and gives context to new concepts as they are introduced. Helpful self-assessment questions allow students to measure their own comprehension and save valuable class time for more advanced discussions. Almost 100 detailed problems for class discussion require students to apply Code and Regulation provisions to real-life fact patterns. PLEASE NOTE: If you …
Super-Recognition And The Return-To-Sender Exception: The Federal Income Tax Problems Of Liquidating The Family Limited Partnership, Samuel Donaldson
Super-Recognition And The Return-To-Sender Exception: The Federal Income Tax Problems Of Liquidating The Family Limited Partnership, Samuel Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
This article discusses three income tax rules that can cause partners to recognize gain for federal income tax purposes upon the liquidation of a family limited partnership: §§ 704(c)(1)(B), 731(c), and 737. From a policy perspective, the application of these rules to traditional family limited partnerships creates two problems. These problems are illustrated through the use of a hypothetical case study. The first problem (which arises where the partnership holds loss property) is that of super-recognition, where a partner recognizes more gain from the liquidation than he or she would recognize upon a sale of his or her partnership interest. …
Federal Income Tax: A Contemporary Approach, 2d Edition, Samuel Donaldson, Donald Tobin
Federal Income Tax: A Contemporary Approach, 2d Edition, Samuel Donaldson, Donald Tobin
Samuel A. Donaldson
Federal Income Taxation: A Contemporary Approach uses several modern platforms to introduce students to the federal income taxation of individuals. After a general overview, the book takes two more passes through the system, each in increasing detail. This helps students see the overall structure early in their studies and gives context to new concepts as they are introduced. Helpful self-assessment questions allow students to measure their own comprehension and save valuable class time for more advanced discussions. Almost 100 detailed problems for class discussion require students to apply Code and Regulation provisions to real-life fact patterns. The book also includes …
2009 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
2009 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
This paper examines significant developments in the federal income, gift, and estate taxation of individuals and small businesses from August, 2008, through August, 2009. It covers important cases, rulings, regulations, and legislation during this period. This paper generally does not address developments in the areas of qualified plans or the taxation of C corporations (except to limited extents).
Teacher's Manual To Federal Income Tax, A Contemporary Approach, Samuel Donaldson, Donald Tobin
Teacher's Manual To Federal Income Tax, A Contemporary Approach, Samuel Donaldson, Donald Tobin
Samuel A. Donaldson
Teacher's Manual to accompany Federal Income Tax, a Contemporary Approach.
An Introduction To Federal Wealth Transfer Tax, Samuel Donaldson
An Introduction To Federal Wealth Transfer Tax, Samuel Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
No abstract provided.
2004 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
2006 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
2006 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
This update explains several developments in the federal income, estate and gift taxes affecting individual taxpayers and small businesses. It contains summaries of significant cases, rulings, regulations, legislation and other matters from August, 2005, through September, 2006. This update generally does not discuss developments in the areas of qualified plans or the taxation of business entities (except to very limited extents).
2002 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
2005 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
Federal Wealth Transfer Taxes, Kevin Yamamoto, Samuel Donaldson
Federal Wealth Transfer Taxes, Kevin Yamamoto, Samuel Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
No abstract provided.
United States International Taxation: Cases, Materials, And Problems, Allison Christians, Samuel Donaldson, Phillip Postlewaite
United States International Taxation: Cases, Materials, And Problems, Allison Christians, Samuel Donaldson, Phillip Postlewaite
Samuel A. Donaldson
No abstract provided.
2011 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
2011 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
This update explains several developments in the substantive federal income, estate and gift tax laws affecting individual taxpayers and small businesses. It contains summaries of significant cases, rulings, regulations, legislation and other matters from August, 2010, through August, 2011. This update generally does not discuss developments in the areas of qualified plans or the taxation of business entities (except to a very limited extent).
Acing Federal Income Tax, Samuel Donaldson
Federal Income Taxation Of Individuals: Cases, Problems & Materials, Samuel Donaldson
Federal Income Taxation Of Individuals: Cases, Problems & Materials, Samuel Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
No abstract provided.
Employee Compensation And Related Expenses, Samuel Donaldson
Employee Compensation And Related Expenses, Samuel Donaldson
Samuel A. Donaldson
No abstract provided.
2000 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
2001 Federal Tax Update, Samuel Donaldson
Partnership Audits And Litigation (Tefra), Robert D. Probasco, Jason Freeman
Partnership Audits And Litigation (Tefra), Robert D. Probasco, Jason Freeman
Robert Probasco
No abstract provided.
The Supreme Court's Casual Use Of The Assignment Of Income Doctrine, Brant J. Hellwig
The Supreme Court's Casual Use Of The Assignment Of Income Doctrine, Brant J. Hellwig
Brant J. Hellwig
In early 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court answered a question that had been plaguing courts for years: whether plaintiffs should be taxed on the portion of contingent fee awards paid to their attorneys. The Court determined that they should. In this article, Professor Brant J. Hellwig focuses on the analysis employed by the Court to reach its conclusion in Commissioner v. Banks and the implications of that analysis for future cases. Although Professor Hellwig believes that the Court correctly ascertained the plaintiff's tax burden, he suggests that the Court's use of the assignment of income doctrine was both unnecessary to …
Judicial Activism Is Not The Solution To The Attorney's Fee Problem, Brant J. Hellwig
Judicial Activism Is Not The Solution To The Attorney's Fee Problem, Brant J. Hellwig
Brant J. Hellwig
The report responds to criticism of the Tax Court's decision in Biehl v. Commissioner, in which the court determined that contingency fees paid to the taxpayer's attorney in employment litigation did not constitute an above-the-line deduction under section 62(a)(2)(A). The report examines the relevant statutes, regulations, and legislative history and concludes that the Tax Court reached the correct decision. Professor Hellwig further contends that had the Tax Court interpreted section 62(a)(2)(A) to grant above-the-line status to the attorney's fees in this case to avoid the disallowance of the miscelleaneous itemized deduction for attorney's fees under the alternative minimum tax, the …
Is The Real Estate Investment And Jobs Act A Good Idea?, Willard B. Taylor
Is The Real Estate Investment And Jobs Act A Good Idea?, Willard B. Taylor
Willard B. Taylor
The Real Estate Investment and Jobs Act of 2015 would significantly relax the rules of the 1980 Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act for investments in U.S. real property made through U.S. real estate investment trusts and, in the House version, would simply exempt from FIRPTA investments by foreign pension funds. Taylor discusses the bills and argues that it would make more sense to repeal FIRPTA (including the U.S. real property holding corporation rules) and then seek to achieve parity of treatment for investments in U.S. real property by foreign persons that are made directly, through partnerships or through …
Recent Developments In Federal Income Taxation: The Year 2004, Ira B. Shepard, Martin J. Mcmahon Jr.
Recent Developments In Federal Income Taxation: The Year 2004, Ira B. Shepard, Martin J. Mcmahon Jr.
Martin J. McMahon
This recent developments outline discusses, and provides context to understand the significance of, the most important judicial decisions and administrative rulings and regulations promulgated by the Internal Revenue Service and Treasury Department during 2004 - and sometimes a little farther back in time if we find the item particularly humorous or outrageous. Most Treasury Regulations, however, are so complex that they cannot be discussed in detail and, anyway, only a devout masochist would read them all the way through; just the basic topic and fundamental principles are highlighted. Amendments to the Internal Revenue Code generally are not discussed except to …