Florida Tax Review Publishes New Issue

The Florida Tax Review has published Vol. 23, No. 1:

• Albert H. Choi (Michigan), Quinn Curtis (Virginia) & Andrew T. Hayashi (Virginia), Crisis-Driven Tax Law: The Case of Section 382, 23 Fla. Tax Rev. 1 (2019)
• Ellen P. Aprill (Loyola-L.A.), Revisiting Federal Tax Treatment of States, Political Subdivisions, and their Affiliates, 23 Fla. Tax Rev. 73 (2019)
• Itai Grinberg (Georgetown), Stabilizing 'Pillar One': Corporate Profit Reallocation in an Uncertain Environment, 23 Fla. Tax Rev. 130 (2019):
• Patricia A. Brown (Miami), Can Anyone Be Trusted to Enforce National Treatment Disciplines with Respect to Tax Measures?, 23 Fla. Tax Rev. 193 (2019) 
• Roberta F. Mann (Oregon), Fiona Martin (New South Wales) & Bill Butcher (New South Wales), Saving the Planet by Cutting Corporate Taxes: A Comparative Case Study Analysis, 23 Fla. Tax Rev. 238 (2019)
• Rory Gillis (Toronto), Carbon Tax Shifts and the Revenue-Neutrality Dilemma, 23 Fla. Tax Rev. 293 (2019) (reviewed by Sloan Speck (Colorado) here)

• Bradley T. Borden (Brooklyn) & Brett Freudenberg (Griffith), Contribution and Distribution Flexibility and Tax Pass-Through Entities, 23 Fla. Tax Rev. 349 (2019)
• Alice Pirlot (Oxford), Don't Blame It on WTO Law: An Analysis of the Alleged WTO Law Incompatibility of Destination-Based Taxes, 23 Fla. Tax Rev. 432 (2019)