The new penalty standard too good to be true ( unless you win on the merits ) by Richard M. Lipton
By: Lipton, Richard M
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ArticlePublisher: 2012Subject(s): INFRACCIONES Y SANCIONES TRIBUTARIAS | EVASION FISCAL | EMPRESAS FAMILIARES | IMPUESTOS | ESTADOS UNIDOS | ELUSION FISCAL
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Journal of taxation v. 116, n. 3, March 2012, p. 151-160
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| OP 1695/2012/116/2 Inbound U.S. tax planning for residents of emerging economies | OP 1695/2012/116/3-1 Repairs vs. capital improvements | OP 1695/2012/116/3-2 New " signing date " COI Regs. | OP 1695/2012/116/3-3 The new penalty standard | OP 1695/2012/116/3-4 Nonsimultaneous foreign rollovers may defer U.S. and foreign tax simultaneously | OP 1695/2012/116/4-1 Deduction or capital expenditure ? | OP 1695/2012/116/4-2 In Estate of Duncan, the Rax Court returns to traditional Graegin loan principles |
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