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The Use Of Short-Term Trusts In Conjunction With Interests In Oil Or Gas Properties: A Practitioner's Guide, Robert W. Malone
The Use Of Short-Term Trusts In Conjunction With Interests In Oil Or Gas Properties: A Practitioner's Guide, Robert W. Malone
Akron Law Review
This article will address the tax consequences of the funding of a short-term trust with an interest in oil or gas wells. At the end of this article there is set forth as Appendix 11 a form of short-term trust which could be used for this purpose. Appendix 11 contains an example of a situation where such use would be appropriate and a computation of the tax savings which can be generated by the use of such a trust.
Recent Developments Concerning The Estate Tax Inclusion Of Transfers To A Family Limited Partnership, Brent B. Nicholson
Recent Developments Concerning The Estate Tax Inclusion Of Transfers To A Family Limited Partnership, Brent B. Nicholson
Akron Tax Journal
After a brief examination of the statutory and regulatory background, this paper will summarize the significant cases prior to Shurtz, the significant cases in the last year, discuss the facts and holdings of Shurtz, and then outline the coordinates that have emerged to guide taxpayers
Rethinking The Progressive Estate And Gift Tax, Barbara Redman
Rethinking The Progressive Estate And Gift Tax, Barbara Redman
Akron Tax Journal
This article will not review the philosophical arguments about the legitimacy of unearned wealth versus the right of a person to give as she pleases with her own accumulation. Rather, it will focus on a view of the tax not yet explored to any great extent in legal and political circles, but supported by recent economic research, and to argue, if not against the tax itself, at least against the progressive nature of the tax.
Attacking The Tax Gap, Tom Weiksnar, Todd Van Valkenburg
Attacking The Tax Gap, Tom Weiksnar, Todd Van Valkenburg
Akron Tax Journal
Today a radio station played something extraordinary, an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) advertisement promoting taxes. "Help someone with their taxes, there is no telling what the returns may be." At last, after five years of American Bar Association (ABA) research, the Tax Reform Act of 1986 (TRA'86), and countless private studies, the IRS seems to be taking an affirmative step in dealing with tax noncompliance. Moreover, the IRS realizes the answer lies in the attitudes of the taxpayers, as well as in the collection system itself. This news is truly exciting.
Specific arenas of taxation like gift and estate tax, …