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December 7, 2010

Wells: How Codification of the Economic Substance Doctrine Changes Case Law

Bret Wells (Houston) has published Economic Substance Doctrine: How Codification Changes Decided Cases, 10 Fla. Tax Rev. 411 (2010). Here is the abstract:

Congress codified and clarified the economic substance doctrine by enacting new Section 7701(o). The article analyzes how new Section 7701(o) would have altered the results in previously decided cases if this provision had existed at the time of these previously decided cases were litigated. Through this analysis, the article attempts to predict how Section 7701(o) will impact the development of the federal tax common law and attempts to predict when and to what extent new Section 7701(o) will reduce the opportunity for taxpayers to capture unintended tax benefits.

December 7, 2010 in Scholarship, Tax | Permalink

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