Going to trial is no guarantee of success in a SILO case if non tax business pupose is lacking by Richard M. Lipton
By: Lipton, Richard M
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ArticlePublisher: 2010Subject(s): ARRENDAMIENTO | IMPUESTOS | JURISPRUDENCIA | ESTADOS UNIDOS | COMENTARIOS | SOCIEDADES
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Journal of taxation v. 112, n. 4, April 2010, p. 205-212
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| OP 1695/2010/112/3-2 IRS provides some guidance on the new expatriation exit tax | OP 1695/2010/112/3-3 Foreign tax credits | OP 1695/2010/112/4-1 The service's approach to transfer pricing takes a drubbing from the TaxCout in VERITAS | OP 1695/2010/112/4-2 Going to trial is no guarantee of success in a SILO case if non tax business pupose is lacking | OP 1695/2010/112/4-3 IRS letter ruling approves estate tax planning using domestic asset protection trusts | OP 1695/2010/112/4-4 Tax planning issues for hedge fund partnership mergers | OP 1695/2010/112/5-1 Reporting " uncertain tax positions " under ann. 2010-9 |
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