Can a bankruptcy trustee avoid an election to be treated as a corporation ? by Thomas E. Taylor and Douglas W. Charnas
By: Taylor, Thomas E
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Contributor(s): Charnas, Douglas W.
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ArticlePublisher: 2012Subject(s): SOCIEDADES COLECTIVAS | TRUSTS | QUIEBRA | IMPUESTOS
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Journal of taxation v. 117, n. 2, August 2012, p. 77-99
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| OP 1695/2012/117/1-2 Turner II and family partnerships | OP 1695/2012/117/2-1 Long - awaited FATCA proposed regulations clarify some issues, punt on others | OP 1695/2012/117/2-2 Nonrecourse debt, insolvency and partnerships | OP 1695/2012/117/2-3 Can a bankruptcy trustee avoid an election to be treated as a corporation ? | OP 1695/2012/117/3-1 Capitalization of interest on associated property | OP 1695/2012/117/3-2 Untangling the constructive ownership rules for foreign entity information returns | OP 1695/2012/117/4-1 New portability Temp. Regs. ease burden on small estates, offer planningfor large ones |
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