District Court Rules that where there's no will, there's a way to avoid FBAR penalties by Hale E. Shepparad
By: Sheppard, Hale E
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ArticlePublisher: 2010Subject(s): IMPUESTOS | EVASION FISCAL | FRAUDE FISCAL | DELITO FISCAL | TRIBUNALES DE JUSTICIA | ESTADOS UNIDOS | SOCIEDADES | CUMPLIMIENTO FISCAL | ELUSION FISCAL
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Journal of taxation v. 113, n. 5, November 2010, p. 293-306
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| OP 1695/2010/113/5-1 Scheduled sunset of reduced capital gain and dividend tax rates | OP 1695/2010/113/5-2 Modern taxation of short against the box transactions | OP 1695/2010/113/5-3 New tax shelter cases and notice put a spotlight on the economic substance doctrine | OP 1695/2010/113/5-4 District Court Rules that where there's no will, there's a way to avoid FBAR penalties | OP 1695/2010/113/6-1 First steps | OP 1695/2010/113/6-2 The Tax Court drains Canal Coporations's leveraged partnership transaction | OP 1695/2011/114/1-1 IRS giveth and DOJ taketh away |
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