Florida Tax Review Publishes New Issue

The Florida Tax Review has published Vol. 26, No. 1 (Fall 2022):

• Robin Morgan (Harvard), The Taxation of Treasury Inflation Protected Securities: Are They Tax-Disadvantaged?, 26 Fla. Tax Rev. 1 (2022) 
• Jeff Gordon (Yale), Taxation at a Distance, 26 Fla. Tax Rev. 31 (2022) 
• Peter Wiedenbeck (Washington University; Google Scholar) & Norman Stein (Drexel), The Executive Compensation Threat to Retirement, 26 Fla. Tax Rev. 76 (2022) 
• Bret Wells (Houston; Google Scholar), Revisiting the Interaction of the Interest Expense Deduction and the Foreign Tax Credit, 26 Fla. Tax Rev. 168 (2022) 

• Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan; Google Scholar), The Dubious Constitutional Origins of Treaty Overrides: A Response to Rosenbloom and Shaheen, 26 Fla. Tax Rev. 287 (2022) 
• Jeremy Bearer-Friend (George Washington; Google Scholar) & Vanessa Williamson (Brookings Institution; Google Scholar), The Common Sense of a Wealth Tax: Thomas Payne and Taxation as Freedom from Aristocracy, 26 Fla. Tax Rev. 326 (2022) 
• Daniel S. Goldberg (Maryland), Reimagining a U.S. Corporate Tax Increase as a Supplemental Subtraction VAT, 26 Fla. Tax Rev. 369 (2022) 
• Alexander Ezenagu (Hamad Bin Khalifa University; Google Scholar), Safe Harbor Regimes in Transfer Pricing—An African Perspective, 26 Fla. Tax Rev. 419 (2022)