Tax considerations for double bottom line investing part I Jeffrey A. Zaluda, Brian H. Axelrad and Chelsey E. Ziegler
By: Zaluda, Jeffrey A
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Contributor(s): Axelrad, Brian H | Ziegler, Chelsey E.
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ArticlePublisher: 2014Subject(s): FUNDACIONES BENÉFICAS | INVERSIONES | IMPUESTOS | EVASION FISCAL | ESTADOS UNIDOS | ELUSION FISCAL
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Journal of Taxation of Investments v. 32, n. 1, Fall 2014, p. 31-41
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| OP 235/2014/31/4-4 U.K. enacts tax regime for new additional tier 1 and tier 2 regulatory capital instruments | OP 235/2014/32/1-1 Camp's market discount proposal is a mixed bag for distressed debt | OP 235/2014/32/1-2 RIC reorganizations in the current statutory environment | OP 235/2014/32/1-3 Tax considerations for double bottom line investing | OP 235/2014/32/1-4 " Student " athletes revisited | OP 235/2015/32/2-1 Why tax inversions continue to be an effective global tax planning strategy | OP 235/2015/32/2-2 FATCA in 2015 |
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