The need for a qualified debt exception under proposed regulations dealing with disguised sales by Annie H. Jeong
By: Jeong, Annie H
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ArticlePublisher: 2005Subject(s): SOCIEDADES COLECTIVAS | VENTAS | CAPITAL | INTERES | PAGO | DIRIGENTES DE SOCIEDADES | EXENCIONES TRIBUTARIAS | INTERES | LEGISLACION | ESTADOS UNIDOS | COMENTARIOS
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Tax notes v. 108, n. 14, September 26, 2005, p. 1555-1560
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| OP 1820/2005/108/12-2 Interesting times coming | OP 1820/2005/108/13-1 The taxation of oil and gas partnerships | OP 1820/2005/108/13-2 Exempt organizations' reporting requirements for foreign investments andaccounts | OP 1820/2005/108/14-1 The need for a qualified debt exception under proposed regulations dealing with disguised sales | OP 1820/2005/108/14-2 Capital gains and losses, allocable and apportionable income and GeneralElectric Co. v. Iowa | OP 1820/2005/108/2-1 The Graetz tax reform plan and the treatment of low - income households | OP 1820/2005/108/2-2 A new paradigm for the personal income tax |
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