The more things change much talk of reform, but are real results likely ? Erik M. Jensen
By: Jensen, Erik M
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ArticlePublisher: 2011Subject(s): DEFICIT PUBLICO | REDUCCION | POLITICA FISCAL | DISCIPLINA FISCAL | ESTADOS UNIDOS
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Journal of Taxation of Investments v. 28, n. 3, Spring 2011, p. 89-94
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| OP 235/2011/28/3-3 2010 Tax Relief Act | OP 235/2011/28/3-4 Trust distribution options that meet the needs of grantors, beneficiaries and trustees | OP 235/2011/28/3-5 Why the U.S. Congress would be making a colossal mistake by banning tax patents | OP 235/2011/28/3-6 The more things change | OP 235/2011/28/4-1 The taxation of variable forward contracts | OP 235/2011/28/4-2 Yield spreads on municipal bonds subject to the alternative minimum tax | OP 235/2011/28/4-3 Non - income taxes and foreign direct investment |
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