Canadian private equity fund investors and choice of entity for a U.S. blocker by Neil Marcovitz and Christian M. McBurney
By: Marcovitz, Neil
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Contributor(s): MacBurney, Christian M.
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ArticlePublisher: 2010Subject(s): FONDOS DE INVERSION | CAPITAL-RIESGO | SOCIEDADES COLECTIVAS | IMPUESTOS | CANADA
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Journal of taxation v. 113, n. 4, October 2010, p. 214-219
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| OP 1695/2010/113/3-3 Home sweet " property " ? | OP 1695/2010/113/4-1 A review of guidance for consolidated taxpayers applying the five - yearNOL carryback provisions | OP 1695/2010/113/4-2 A divided Tax Court treats a stock " loan " as a sale | OP 1695/2010/113/4-3 Canadian private equity fund investors and choice of entity for a U.S. blocker | OP 1695/2010/113/4-4 A divided second circuit fractionalizes Section 2036 in Estate of Stewart | OP 1695/2010/113/4-5 Negotiating ISDA Master Agreement schedules on behalf of foreign hedge funds | OP 1695/2010/113/5-1 Scheduled sunset of reduced capital gain and dividend tax rates |
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