When the exotic embraces the mundane the total return swap business expands to bank loans by Mark H. Leeds
By: Leeds, Mark H
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ArticlePublisher: 2005Subject(s): PRESTAMOS | BANCOS | SWAPS | FONDOS DE INVERSION | IMPUESTOS | LEGISLACION | ESTADOS UNIDOS | COMENTARIOS
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Tax notes v. 107, n. 2, April 11, 2005, p. 231-238
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| OP 1820/2005/107/13-1 The pendulum swings back | OP 1820/2005/107/13-2 Settling with the IRS | OP 1820/2005/107/2-1 Investment in a bad tax shelter | OP 1820/2005/107/2-2 When the exotic embraces the mundane | OP 1820/2005/107/3-1 Give them my regards | OP 1820/2005/107/3-2 New Circular 230 regulations impose strict standards for tax practitioners | OP 1820/2005/107/3-3 Who proceeds and who succeeds |
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