Akron Tax Journal Publishes New Issue

The Akron Tax Journal has published Volume 29 (2014):

• J. Michael Martin (Legal Counsel, Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability), Why Congress Adopted the Church Audit Procedures Act and What Must Be Done Now to Restore the Law for Churches and the IRS, 29 Akron Tax J. 1 (2014)
• Monica Ganni (Florida), PFICs Gone Wild!, 29 Akron Tax J. 29 (2014)
• Anthony P. Polito (Suffolk), Helvering v. Gregory: All the Perspectives From Which Learned Hand Was Wrong, 29 Akron Tax J. 65 (2014)
• Rodney P. Mock (California Polytechnic) & Jeffery Tolin (California Polytechnic), What’s Mine is Mine: Taxing Pre-Contribution Gains, 29 Akron Tax J. 105 (2014)