NYU Tax Law Review Publishes New Issue

The Tax Law Review has published a new issue (Vol. 65, No. 3 (Spring 2012)), Symposium on International Taxation and Competitiveness:

• Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan) & Nicola Sartori (University of Milan), Foreword: Symposium on International Taxation and Competitiveness, 65 Tax L. Rev. 313 (2012)
• Jane C. Gravell (Congressional Research Service), Does the Concept of Competitiveness Have Meaning in Formulating Corporate Tax Policy?, 65 Tax L. Rev. 323 (2012)
• Michael S. Knoll (Pennsylvania), The Connection Between Competitiveness and International Taxation, 65 Tax L. Rev. 349 (2012)
• Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan) & Yaron Lahav (Ben Gurion), The Effective Tax Rates of the Largest U.S. and EU Multinationals, 65 Tax L. Rev.  375 (2012)
• Melissa Costa (IRS) & Jennifer Gravelle (Congressional Budget Office), Taxing Multinational Corporations: Average Tax Rates, 65 Tax L. Rev.  391 (2012)
• Kevin S. Markle (Waterloo) & Douglas A. Shackleford (North Carolina), Cross-Country Comparisons of the Effects of Leverage, Intangible Assets, and Tax Havens on Corporate Income Taxes, 65 Tax L. Rev.  415 (2012)
• Kimberly A. Clausing (Reed College), In Search of Corporate Tax Incidence, 65 Tax L. Rev.  433 (2012)
• Brian J. Arnold (Canadian Tax Foundation), A Comparative Perspective on the U.S. Controlled Foreign Corporation Rules, 65 Tax L. Rev.  473 (2012)
• Eric Toder (Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center), International Competitiveness: Who Competes Against Whom and for What?, 65 Tax L. Rev.  505 (2012)
• Bret Wells (Houston) & Cym Lowell (McDermott Will & Emery, Dallas), Tax Base Erosion aand Homeless Income: Collection at Source Is the Linchpin, 65 Tax L. Rev. 535  (2012)