The Tax Lawyer Publishes New Issue

The Tax Lawyer has published Vol. 67, No. 1 (Fall 2013):

• In Memoriam: Irwin L. Treiger, 67 Tax Law. 1 (2013)
• Keith Fogg (Villanova), Taxation with Representation: The Creation and Development of Low-Income Taxpayer Clinics, 67 Tax Law. 3 (2013) (appendix)
• Philip G. Cohen (Pace), Testing for Thin Capitalization Under Section 163(j): A Flawed Safe Harbor, 67 Tax Law. 67  (2013)
• Stephen P. Foley (Davis & Gilbert, New York), Something Not So Simple: Sale of S Corporation Stock or Assets for Contingent Payment Obligations, 67 Tax Law. 89  (2013)
• Jeffrey D. Hochberg (Sullivan & Cromwell, New York) & Michael Ochowski (Sullivan & Cromwell, New York), What Looks the Same May Not Be the Same: The Tax Treatment of Securities Reopenings, 67 Tax Law. 143  (2013)
• Sarah W. Colangelo (J.D. 2014, Georgetown), Comment, The Careful Employer: Taxpayer Guidance Under the All Events Test and Revenue Ruling 2011-29, 67 Tax Law. 187 (2013)
• Joanna Evans (J.D. 2014, Georgetown), Note, Wilbert v. Commissioner and the Business Costs of Bumping: Temporarily “Away from Home” and Still Denied a Deduction?, 67 Tax Law. 199  (2013)
• Gabriel Kurcab (J.D. 2014, Georgetown), Note, (Not So) Concrete: How the Service Will Benefit from the Ambiguous Taxpayer Victory in United States v. Home Concrete Supply, LLC, 67 Tax Law. 217 (2013)