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Eliminating The Capital Gains Preference. Part I: The Problems Of Inflation, Bunching And Lock-In, Michael J. Waggoner Jan 1977

Eliminating The Capital Gains Preference. Part I: The Problems Of Inflation, Bunching And Lock-In, Michael J. Waggoner

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Implications Of Minority Interest And Stock Restrictions In Valuing Closely-Held Shares, Alan L. Feld Apr 1974

Implications Of Minority Interest And Stock Restrictions In Valuing Closely-Held Shares, Alan L. Feld

Faculty Scholarship

The federal estate and gift taxes levy on the gratuitous transfer of wealth by both testamentary and lifetime disposition. The amount of the tax depends on the value placed on the property transferred by the decedent or donor. When the property transferred consists of shares of stock in a closely held corporation, there often exists no ready market to help in valuation. As a result, the value of the shares used to compute the federal estate or gift tax must be determined first by appraising the value of the enterprise, and then by allocating some portion of that value to …


Another Word On Child Care, Alan L. Feld Jul 1973

Another Word On Child Care, Alan L. Feld

Faculty Scholarship

Professors Schaffer and Berman have written a stimulating brief in support of a deduction for child care expenses in computing federal taxable income. But, in addition, by the range of considerations which their article takes into account, it illustrates the difficulty in opting for deductibility or nondeductibility on the basis of a rational consideration of income tax policies. The difficulty derives primarily from the fact that child care expenditures partake of both a personal (consumption) element and a business (income earning) element.1 To the extent it represents the latter, it does not represent personal income appropriately subject to tax; …


Deductibility Of Expenses For Child Care And Household Services: New Section 214, Alan L. Feld Apr 1972

Deductibility Of Expenses For Child Care And Household Services: New Section 214, Alan L. Feld

Faculty Scholarship

It is increasingly common to find families composed of husband, wife and young children, where both husband and wife are gainfully employed. For some, this pattern is regarded as preferable to the older "ideal" family, where the husband was the sole breadwinner and the wife cared for the children, performed household chores and perhaps engaged in social or charitable activities. Where both spouses are gainfully employed, it is often necessary for the family to employ household help to care for the children and do the housework. These expenditures are "necessary" to the gainful employment of both spouses in the sense …


How To Handle A Federal Income Tax Audit, Mortimer Caplin Sep 1971

How To Handle A Federal Income Tax Audit, Mortimer Caplin

Washington and Lee Law Review

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The Supreme Court, Accounting, And The Tax Accrual Of "True" Income, Robert Hanes Gray Mar 1971

The Supreme Court, Accounting, And The Tax Accrual Of "True" Income, Robert Hanes Gray

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Some Notes On Comparing Tax Accounting And General Accounting, Arthur R. Cerio Jan 1953

Some Notes On Comparing Tax Accounting And General Accounting, Arthur R. Cerio

Cleveland State Law Review

Many problems of taxation are caused by the differences between tax accounting principles and generally accepted accounting principles. Despite years of extensive litigation, the question of the timing of income or deductions is difficult to determine. Usually no additional revenue is realized by these conflicts in principles; they merely cause a shift of revenue between the years.