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July 8, 2011

Jackel: When Is the Economic Substance Doctrine Relevant?

Tax Analysts Monte A. Jackel (PricewaterhouseCoopers, Washington, D.C.) has published When Is the Economic Substance Doctrine Relevant?, 132 Tax Notes 77 (July 5, 2011):

Jackel reviews the recent Third Circuit Schering-Plough decision and attempts to determine whether the court’s express refusal to address the lower court’s economic substance analysis provides any guidance for future cases under new § 7701(o).

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