The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #5:

1. [568 Downloads]  Ending Corporate Tax Avoidance and Tax Competition: A Plan to Collect the Tax Deficit of Multinationals, by Kimberly Clausing (UCLA), Emmanuel Saez (UC-Berkeley) & Gabriel Zucman (UC-Berkeley)
2. [270 Downloads]  Good Tax Governance: International Corporate Tax Planning and Corporate Social Responsibility – Does One Exclude the Other?, by Ave-Geidi Jallai (Tilburg)
3. [251 Downloads]  The Rise of Cooperative Surplus Taxation, by Allison Christians (McGill) & Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill)
4. [244 Downloads]  Economic Reality in EU VAT, by Ad van Doesum (Maastricht) & Frank Nellen (Maastricht)
5. [131 Downloads]  Why Is So Much Redistribution In-Kind and Not in Cash? Evidence from a Survey Experiment, by Zachary Liscow (Yale) & Abigail Pershing (J.D. 2020, Yale)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #5:

1. [549 Downloads]  Ending Corporate Tax Avoidance and Tax Competition: A Plan to Collect the Tax Deficit of Multinationals, by Kimberly Clausing (UCLA), Emmanuel Saez (UC-Berkeley) & Gabriel Zucman (UC-Berkeley)
2. [256 Downloads]  Good Tax Governance: International Corporate Tax Planning and Corporate Social Responsibility – Does One Exclude the Other?, by Ave-Geidi Jallai (Tilburg)
3. [244 Downloads]  The Rise of Cooperative Surplus Taxation, by Allison Christians (McGill) & Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill)
4. [238 Downloads]  Economic Reality in EU VAT, by Ad van Doesum (Maastricht) & Frank Nellen (Maastricht)
5. [95 Downloads]  U.S. Tax Systems Need Anti-Racist Restructuring, by Francine Lipman (UNLV), Nicholas Mirkay (Hawaii) & Palma Joy Strand (Creighton) (reviewed by Ariel Jurow Kleiman (San Diego) here)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list:

1. [522 Downloads]  Ending Corporate Tax Avoidance and Tax Competition: A Plan to Collect the Tax Deficit of Multinationals, by Kimberly Clausing (UCLA), Emmanuel Saez (UC-Berkeley) & Gabriel Zucman (UC-Berkeley),
2. [234 Downloads]  Economic Reality in EU VAT, by Ad van Doesum (Maastricht) & Frank Nellen (Maastricht)
3. [233 Downloads]  The Rise of Cooperative Surplus Taxation, by Allison Christians (McGill) & Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill)
4. [232 Downloads]  Good Tax Governance: International Corporate Tax Planning and Corporate Social Responsibility – Does One Exclude the Other?, by Ave-Geidi Jallai (Tilburg)
5. [155 Downloads]  Who Benefits from Place-Based Policies? Job Growth from Opportunity Zones, by Alina Arefeva (Wisconsin), Morris Davis (Rutgers), Andra Ghent (North Carolina) & Minseon Park (Wisconsin)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new #1 paper and two new papers debuting on the list at #3 and #4:

1. [493 Downloads]  Ending Corporate Tax Avoidance and Tax Competition: A Plan to Collect the Tax Deficit of Multinationals, by Kimberly Clausing (UCLA), Emmanuel Saez (UC-Berkeley) & Gabriel Zucman (UC-Berkeley),
2. [230 Downloads]  Economic Reality in EU VAT, by Ad van Doesum (Maastricht) & Frank Nellen (Maastricht)
3. [216 Downloads]  The Rise of Cooperative Surplus Taxation, by Allison Christians (McGill) & Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill)
4. [183 Downloads]  Good Tax Governance: International Corporate Tax Planning and Corporate Social Responsibility – Does One Exclude the Other?, by Ave-Geidi Jallai (Tilburg)
5. [145 Downloads]  Who Benefits from Place-Based Policies? Job Growth from Opportunity Zones, by Alina Arefeva (Wisconsin), Morris Davis (Rutgers), Andra Ghent (North Carolina) & Minseon Park (Wisconsin)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with two new papers debuting on the list at #4 and #5:

1. [495 Downloads]  Policy Options for Taxing the Rich, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [493 Downloads]  Ending Corporate Tax Avoidance and Tax Competition: A Plan to Collect the Tax Deficit of Multinationals, by Kimberly Clausing (UCLA), Emmanuel Saez (UC-Berkeley) & Gabriel Zucman (UC-Berkeley),
3. [477 Downloads]  Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19, by Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill) & Allison Christians (McGill) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
4. [219 Downloads]  Economic Reality in EU VAT, by Ad van Doesum (Maastricht) & Frank Nellen (Maastricht)
5. [137 Downloads]  Who Benefits from Place-Based Policies? Job Growth from Opportunity Zones, by Alina Arefeva (Wisconsin), Morris Davis (Rutgers), Andra Ghent (North Carolina) & Minseon Park (Wisconsin)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list:

1. [487 Downloads]  Policy Options for Taxing the Rich, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [469 Downloads]  Ending Corporate Tax Avoidance and Tax Competition: A Plan to Collect the Tax Deficit of Multinationals, by Kimberly Clausing (UCLA), Emmanuel Saez (UC-Berkeley) & Gabriel Zucman (UC-Berkeley),
3. [429 Downloads]  Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19, by Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill) & Allison Christians (McGill) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
4. [247 Downloads]  The Effect of U.S. Tax Reform on the Tax Burdens of U.S. Domestic and Multinational Corporations, by Scott Dyreng (Duke), Fabio Gaertner (Wisconsin), Jeffrey Hoopes (North Carolina) & Mary Vernon (Wisconsin)
5. [242 Downloads]  What Are Minimum Taxes, and Why Might One Favor or Disfavor Them?, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list, with some minor reshuffling of the order within the Top 5:

1. [479 Downloads]  Policy Options for Taxing the Rich, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [444 Downloads]  Ending Corporate Tax Avoidance and Tax Competition: A Plan to Collect the Tax Deficit of Multinationals, by Kimberly Clausing (UCLA), Emmanuel Saez (UC-Berkeley) & Gabriel Zucman (UC-Berkeley),
3. [406 Downloads]  Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19, by Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill) & Allison Christians (McGill) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
4. [237 Downloads]  The Effect of U.S. Tax Reform on the Tax Burdens of U.S. Domestic and Multinational Corporations, by Scott Dyreng (Duke), Fabio Gaertner (Wisconsin), Jeffrey Hoopes (North Carolina) & Mary Vernon (Wisconsin)
5. [234 Downloads]  What Are Minimum Taxes, and Why Might One Favor or Disfavor Them?, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #2:

1. [469 Downloads]  Policy Options for Taxing the Rich, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [420 Downloads]  Ending Corporate Tax Avoidance and Tax Competition: A Plan to Collect the Tax Deficit of Multinationals, by Kimberly Clausing (UCLA), Emmanuel Saez (UC-Berkeley) & Gabriel Zucman (UC-Berkeley),
3. [383 Downloads]  Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19, by Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill) & Allison Christians (McGill) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
4. [231 Downloads]  What Are Minimum Taxes, and Why Might One Favor or Disfavor Them?, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU)
5. [229 Downloads]  The Effect of U.S. Tax Reform on the Tax Burdens of U.S. Domestic and Multinational Corporations, by Scott Dyreng (Duke), Fabio Gaertner (Wisconsin), Jeffrey Hoopes (North Carolina) & Mary Vernon (Wisconsin)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #5:

1. [457 Downloads]  Policy Options for Taxing the Rich, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [365 Downloads]  Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19, by Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill) & Allison Christians (McGill) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
3. [225 Downloads]  What Are Minimum Taxes, and Why Might One Favor or Disfavor Them?, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU)
4. [220 Downloads]  The Effect of U.S. Tax Reform on the Tax Burdens of U.S. Domestic and Multinational Corporations, by Scott Dyreng (Duke), Fabio Gaertner (Wisconsin), Jeffrey Hoopes (North Carolina) & Mary Vernon (Wisconsin)
5. [149 Downloads]  Property Taxes and Dynamic Inefficiency: A Correction of a 'Correction', by Martin Hellwig (Max Planck)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list, with some minor reshuffling of the order within the Top 5:

1. [443 Downloads]  Policy Options for Taxing the Rich, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [344 Downloads]  Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19, by Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill) & Allison Christians (McGill) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
3. [287 Downloads]  Deeming Fictions in the Context of Tax Treaties — Analyzing Arguments in HMRC v. Fowler, by Dhruv Sanghavi (Maastricht)
4. [205 Downloads]  The Effect of U.S. Tax Reform on the Tax Burdens of U.S. Domestic and Multinational Corporations, by Scott Dyreng (Duke), Fabio Gaertner (Wisconsin), Jeffrey Hoopes (North Carolina) & Mary Vernon (Wisconsin)
5. [203 Downloads]  What Are Minimum Taxes, and Why Might One Favor or Disfavor Them?, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new #1 paper and a paper returning to the list at #4:

1. [434 Downloads]  Policy Options for Taxing the Rich, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [327 Downloads]  Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19, by Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill) & Allison Christians (McGill) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
3. [284 Downloads]  Deeming Fictions in the Context of Tax Treaties — Analyzing Arguments in HMRC v. Fowler, by Dhruv Sanghavi (Maastricht)
4. [197 Downloads]  What Are Minimum Taxes, and Why Might One Favor or Disfavor Them?, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU)
5. [193 Downloads]  The Effect of U.S. Tax Reform on the Tax Burdens of U.S. Domestic and Multinational Corporations, by Scott Dyreng (Duke), Fabio Gaertner (Wisconsin), Jeffrey Hoopes (North Carolina) & Mary Vernon (Wisconsin)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #5:

1. [511 Downloads]  The Legality of Digital Taxes in Europe, by Ruth Mason (Virginia) & Leopoldo Parada (Leeds)
2. [422 Downloads]  Policy Options for Taxing the Rich, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
3. [315 Downloads]  Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19, by Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill) & Allison Christians (McGill) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
4. [278 Downloads]  Deeming Fictions in the Context of Tax Treaties — Analyzing Arguments in HMRC v. Fowler, by Dhruv Sanghavi (Maastricht)
5. [171 Downloads]  The Effect of U.S. Tax Reform on the Tax Burdens of U.S. Domestic and Multinational Corporations, by Scott Dyreng (Duke), Fabio Gaertner (Wisconsin), Jeffrey Hoopes (North Carolina) & Mary Vernon (Wisconsin)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with new papers debuting on the list at #2 and #3:

1. [475 Downloads]  The Legality of Digital Taxes in Europe, by Ruth Mason (Virginia) & Leopoldo Parada (Leeds)
2. [404 Downloads]  Policy Options for Taxing the Rich, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
3. [293 Downloads]  Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19, by Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill) & Allison Christians (McGill) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
4. [256 Downloads]  Deeming Fictions in the Context of Tax Treaties — Analyzing Arguments in HMRC v. Fowler, by Dhruv Sanghavi (Maastricht)
5. [168 Downloads]  What Are Minimum Taxes, and Why Might One Favor or Disfavor Them?, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with new papers debuting on the list at #3 and #4:

1. [383 Downloads]  The Legality of Digital Taxes in Europe, by Ruth Mason (Virginia) & Leopoldo Parada (Leeds)
2. [208 Downloads]  Deeming Fictions in the Context of Tax Treaties — Analyzing Arguments in HMRC v. Fowler, by Dhruv Sanghavi (Maastricht)
3. [151 Downloads]  What Are Minimum Taxes, and Why Might One Favor or Disfavor Them?, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU)
4. [147 Downloads]  Property Taxes and Dynamic Inefficiency: A Correction of a 'Correction', by Martin Hellwig (Max Planck)
5. [135 Downloads]  Are Two Employers Better than One? An Empirical Assessment of Multiple-Employer Retirement Plans, by Natalya Shnitser (Boston College)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with new papers debuting on the list at #4 and #5:

1. [347 Downloads]  The Legality of Digital Taxes in Europe, by Ruth Mason (Virginia) & Leopoldo Parada (Leeds)
2. [165 Downloads]  Taxation Of The Digital Economy: Adapting A 21st-Century Tax System To A Twenty-First Century Economy, by Assaf Harpaz (S.J.D. 2020, Duke)
3. [131 Downloads]  Are Two Employers Better than One? An Empirical Assessment of Multiple-Employer Retirement Plans, by Natalya Shnitser (Boston College)
4. [117 Downloads]  Deeming Fictions in the Context of Tax Treaties — Analyzing Arguments in HMRC v. Fowler, by Dhruv Sanghavi (Maastricht)
5. [105 Downloads]  New Technologies and the Evolution of Tax Compliance, by James Alm (Tulane), Joyce Beebe (Rice), Michael Kirsch (Notre Dame), Omri Marian (UC-Irvine) & Jay Soled (Rutgers)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with new papers debuting on the list at #4 and #5:

1. [312 Downloads]  The Legality of Digital Taxes in Europe, by Ruth Mason (Virginia) & Leopoldo Parada (Leeds)
2. [275 Downloads]  COVID-19 and Us Tax Policy: What Needs to Change?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
3. [168 Downloads]  Coronavirus, Telecommuting, and the 'Employer Convenience' Rule, by Edward Zelinsky (Cardozo) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
4. [142 Downloads]  Taxation Of The Digital Economy: Adapting A 21st-Century Tax System To A Twenty-First Century Economy, by Assaf Harpaz (S.J.D. 2020, Duke)
5. [125 Downloads]  Are Two Employers Better than One? An Empirical Assessment of Multiple-Employer Retirement Plans, by Natalya Shnitser (Boston College)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list:

1. [335 Downloads]  Taxation of the Digital Economy: Preliminary Analysis of OECD Pillar 1 Impact Assessment + KPMG Transfer Pricing Study of Amounts B & C, by Allison Christians (McGill)
2. [293 Downloads]  The Legality of Digital Taxes in Europe, by Ruth Mason (Virginia) & Leopoldo Parada (Leeds)
3. [268 Downloads]  COVID-19 and Us Tax Policy: What Needs to Change?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
4. [196 Downloads]  The Troubling Case of the Unlimited Pass-Through Deduction, by Clint Wallace (South Carolina)
5. [156 Downloads]  Coronavirus, Telecommuting, and the 'Employer Convenience' Rule, by Edward Zelinsky (Cardozo) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new #1 paper, a aper returning to the list at #4, and a new paper debuting on the list at #5:

1. [290 Downloads]  Taxation of the Digital Economy: Preliminary Analysis of OECD Pillar 1 Impact Assessment + KPMG Transfer Pricing Study of Amounts B & C, by Allison Christians (McGill)
2. [273 Downloads]  The Legality of Digital Taxes in Europe, by Ruth Mason (Virginia) & Leopoldo Parada (Leeds)
3. [252 Downloads]  COVID-19 and Us Tax Policy: What Needs to Change?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
4. [184 Downloads]  The Troubling Case of the Unlimited Pass-Through Deduction, by Clint Wallace (South Carolina)
5. [147 Downloads]  Coronavirus, Telecommuting, and the 'Employer Convenience' Rule, by Edward Zelinsky (Cardozo) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #5:

1. [984 Downloads]  The Transformation of International Tax, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
2. [385 Downloads]  Summary of the Tax Provisions of the CARES Act, by David Miller, Muhyung Lee, Kathleen Semanski & Sean Webb (Proskauer, New York)
3. [290 Downloads]  Taxation of the Digital Economy: Preliminary Analysis of OECD Pillar 1 Impact Assessment + KPMG Transfer Pricing Study of Amounts B & C, by Allison Christians (McGill)
4. [239 Downloads]  COVID-19 and Us Tax Policy: What Needs to Change?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
5. [216 Downloads]  The Legality of Digital Taxes in Europe, by Ruth Mason (Virginia) & Leopoldo Parada (Leeds)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a paper returning to the list at #5:

1. [946 Downloads]  The Transformation of International Tax, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
2. [376 Downloads]  Summary of the Tax Provisions of the CARES Act, by David Miller, Muhyung Lee, Kathleen Semanski & Sean Webb (Proskauer, New York)
3. [269 Downloads]  Taxation of the Digital Economy: Preliminary Analysis of OECD Pillar 1 Impact Assessment + KPMG Transfer Pricing Study of Amounts B & C, by Allison Christians (McGill)
4. [234 Downloads]  COVID-19 and Us Tax Policy: What Needs to Change?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
5. [171 Downloads]  The Troubling Case of the Unlimited Pass-Through Deduction, by Clint Wallace (South Carolina)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list:

1. [918 Downloads]  The Transformation of International Tax, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
2. [370 Downloads]  Summary of the Tax Provisions of the CARES Act, by David Miller, Muhyung Lee, Kathleen Semanski & Sean Webb (Proskauer, New York)
3. [231 Downloads]  Taxation of the Digital Economy: Preliminary Analysis of OECD Pillar 1 Impact Assessment + KPMG Transfer Pricing Study of Amounts B & C, by Allison Christians (McGill)
4. [217 Downloads]  COVID-19 and Us Tax Policy: What Needs to Change?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
5. [171 Downloads]  Wealth Transfer Tax Planning After The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by John Miller (Idaho) & Jeffrey Maine (Maine)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new #1 paper and a paper returning to the list at #5:

1. [842 Downloads]  The Transformation of International Tax, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
2. [353 Downloads]  Summary of the Tax Provisions of the CARES Act, by David Miller, Muhyung Lee, Kathleen Semanski & Sean Webb (Proskauer, New York)
3. [208 Downloads]  Taxation of the Digital Economy: Preliminary Analysis of OECD Pillar 1 Impact Assessment + KPMG Transfer Pricing Study of Amounts B & C, by Allison Christians (McGill)
4. [187 Downloads]  COVID-19 and Us Tax Policy: What Needs to Change?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
5. [156 Downloads]  Wealth Transfer Tax Planning After The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by John Miller (Idaho) & Jeffrey Maine (Maine)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #5. The #1 paper is #154 among 15,077 tax papers in all-time downloads:

1. [1,719 Downloads]  Regulating In A Pandemic: Evaluating Economic And Financial Policy Responses To The Coronavirus Crisis, by Hiba Hafiz, Shu-Yi Oei, Diane Ring & Natalya Shnitser (all of Boston College)
2. [615 Downloads]  The Transformation of International Tax, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
3. [341 Downloads]  Summary of the Tax Provisions of the CARES Act, by David Miller, Muhyung Lee, Kathleen Semanski & Sean Webb (Proskauer, New York)
4. [183 Downloads]  Taxation of the Digital Economy: Preliminary Analysis of OECD Pillar 1 Impact Assessment + KPMG Transfer Pricing Study of Amounts B & C, by Allison Christians (McGill)
5. [162 Downloads]  COVID-19 and Us Tax Policy: What Needs to Change?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #4. The #1 paper is #170 among 15,041 tax papers in all-time downloads:

1. [1,590 Downloads]  Regulating In A Pandemic: Evaluating Economic And Financial Policy Responses To The Coronavirus Crisis, by Hiba Hafiz, Shu-Yi Oei, Diane Ring & Natalya Shnitser (all of Boston College)
2. [550 Downloads]  The Transformation of International Tax, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
3. [313 Downloads]  Summary of the Tax Provisions of the CARES Act, by David Miller, Muhyung Lee, Kathleen Semanski & Sean Webb (Proskauer, New York)
4. [164 Downloads]  Taxation of the Digital Economy: Preliminary Analysis of OECD Pillar 1 Impact Assessment + KPMG Transfer Pricing Study of Amounts B & C, by Allison Christians (McGill)
5. [153 Downloads]  Why Study Tax History?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list:

1. [918 Downloads]  The Transformation of International Tax, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
2. [370 Downloads]  Summary of the Tax Provisions of the CARES Act, by David Miller, Muhyung Lee, Kathleen Semanski & Sean Webb (Proskauer, New York)
3. [231 Downloads]  Taxation of the Digital Economy: Preliminary Analysis of OECD Pillar 1 Impact Assessment + KPMG Transfer Pricing Study of Amounts B & C, by Allison Christians (McGill)
4. [217 Downloads]  COVID-19 and Us Tax Policy: What Needs to Change?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
5. [171 Downloads]  Wealth Transfer Tax Planning After The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by John Miller (Idaho) & Jeffrey Maine (Maine)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list. The #1 paper is #195 among 15,026 tax papers in all-time downloads:

1. [1,443 Downloads]  Regulating In A Pandemic: Evaluating Economic And Financial Policy Responses To The Coronavirus Crisis, by Hiba Hafiz, Shu-Yi Oei, Diane Ring & Natalya Shnitser (all of Boston College)
2. [511 Downloads]  The Transformation of International Tax, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
3. [281 Downloads]  Summary of the Tax Provisions of the CARES Act, by David Miller, Muhyung Lee, Kathleen Semanski & Sean Webb (Proskauer, New York)
4. [148 Downloads]  Why Study Tax History?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
5. [146 Downloads]  Wealth Transfer Tax Planning After The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by John Miller (Idaho) & Jeffrey Maine (Maine)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a paper returning to the list at #5:

1. [1,274 Downloads]  Regulating In A Pandemic: Evaluating Economic And Financial Policy Responses To The Coronavirus Crisis, by Hiba Hafiz, Shu-Yi Oei, Diane Ring & Natalya Shnitser (all of Boston College)
2. [419 Downloads]  The Transformation of International Tax, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
3. [252 Downloads]  Summary of the Tax Provisions of the CARES Act, by David Miller, Muhyung Lee, Kathleen Semanski & Sean Webb (Proskauer, New York)
4. [141 Downloads]  Why Study Tax History?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
5. [137 Downloads]  Wealth Transfer Tax Planning After The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by John Miller (Idaho) & Jeffrey Maine (Maine)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with new papers debuting on the list at #2 and #3

1. [1,111 Downloads]  Regulating In A Pandemic: Evaluating Economic And Financial Policy Responses To The Coronavirus Crisis, by Hiba Hafiz, Shu-Yi Oei, Diane Ring & Natalya Shnitser (all of Boston College)
2. [233 Downloads]  The Transformation of International Tax, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
3. [219 Downloads]  Summary of the Tax Provisions of the CARES Act, by David Miller, Muhyung Lee, Kathleen Semanski & Sean Webb (Proskauer, New York)
4. [179 Downloads]  Important Developments in Federal Income Taxation, by Edward Morse (Creighton)
5. [135 Downloads]  Why Study Tax History?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new #1 paper and new papers debuting on the list as #1, #3, #4, and #5:

1. [907 Downloads]  Regulating In A Pandemic: Evaluating Economic And Financial Policy Responses To The Coronavirus Crisis, by Hiba Hafiz, Shu-Yi Oei, Diane Ring & Natalya Shnitser (all of Boston College)
2. [158 Downloads]  Important Developments in Federal Income Taxation, by Edward Morse (Creighton)
3. [122 Downloads]  What Is Caesar's, What Is God's: Fundamental Public Policy for Churches, by Lloyd Mayer (Notre Dame) & Zachary Pohlman (J.D. 2021, Notre Dame)
4. [121 Downloads]  Why Study Tax History?, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan)
5. [193 Downloads]  Wealth Transfer Tax Planning After The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by John Miller (Idaho) & Jeffrey Maine (Maine)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list as #5:

1. [332 Downloads]  A New Global Tax Deal for the Digital Age, by Allison Christians (McGill) & Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill)
2. [154 Downloads]  From Tax Policy to Social Insurance, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
3. [149 Downloads]  Important Developments in Federal Income Taxation, by Edward Morse (Creighton)
4. [142 Downloads]  Wealth Tax Design: Lessons from Estate Tax Avoidance, by Jason Oh (UCLA) & Eric Zolt (UCLA)
5. [124 Downloads]  The OECD Unified Approach: Nexus, Scope, and Coexisting With DSTs, by Assaf Harpaz (S.J.D. 2020, Duke)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list, with some shuffling of the order within the Top 5:

1. [327 Downloads]  A New Global Tax Deal for the Digital Age, by Allison Christians (McGill) & Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill)
2. [153 Downloads]  From Tax Policy to Social Insurance, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
3. [141 Downloads]  Important Developments in Federal Income Taxation, by Edward Morse (Creighton)
4. [136 Downloads]  Wealth Tax Design: Lessons from Estate Tax Avoidance, by Jason Oh (UCLA) & Eric Zolt (UCLA)
5. [128 Downloads]  Reversing the Fortunes of Active Funds, by Adi Libson (Bar-Ilan) & Gideon Parchomovsky (Pennsylvania)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with new papers debuting on the list at #4 and #5:

1. [323 Downloads]  A New Global Tax Deal for the Digital Age, by Allison Christians (McGill) & Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill)
2. [146 Downloads]  From Tax Policy to Social Insurance, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
3. [128 Downloads]  Reversing the Fortunes of Active Funds, by Adi Libson (Bar-Ilan) & Gideon Parchomovsky (Pennsylvania)
4. [126 Downloads]  Wealth Tax Design: Lessons from Estate Tax Avoidance, by Jason Oh (UCLA) & Eric Zolt (UCLA)
5. [125 Downloads]  Important Developments in Federal Income Taxation, by Edward Morse (Creighton)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #3:

1. [314 Downloads]  A New Global Tax Deal for the Digital Age, by Allison Christians (McGill) & Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill)
2. [279 Downloads]  How Big is Profit Shifting?, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College; moving to UCLA)
3. [180 Downloads]  The Perils of Common Ownership: Flooding Strategy:, by Danielle Chaim (J.S.D. 2020, Columbia)
4. [179 Downloads]  Tax Wars: How to End the Conflict over Taxing Global Digital Commerce, by Arthur Cockfield (Queen's University)
5. [143 Downloads]  From Tax Policy to Social Insurance, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #1:

1. [302 Downloads]  A New Global Tax Deal for the Digital Age, by Allison Christians (McGill) & Tarcisio Diniz Magalhaes (McGill)
2. [268 Downloads]  How Big is Profit Shifting?, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College; moving to UCLA)
3. [167 Downloads]  Tax Wars: How to End the Conflict over Taxing Global Digital Commerce, by Arthur Cockfield (Queen's University)
4. [139 Downloads]  From Tax Policy to Social Insurance, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
5. [122 Downloads]  Reversing the Fortunes of Active Funds, by Adi Libson (Bar-Ilan) & Gideon Parchomovsky (Pennsylvania)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new #1 paper, a new paper debuting on the list at #3, and a paper returning to the list at #5:

1. [256 Downloads]  How Big is Profit Shifting?, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College; moving to UCLA)
2. [154 Downloads]  Tax Wars: How to End the Conflict over Taxing Global Digital Commerce, by Arthur Cockfield (Queen's University)
3. [133 Downloads]  From Tax Policy to Social Insurance, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
4. [115 Downloads]  Reversing the Fortunes of Active Funds, by Adi Libson (Bar-Ilan) & Gideon Parchomovsky (Pennsylvania)
5. [106 Downloads]  Toward a 21st-Century International Tax Regime, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan) & Kimberly Clausing (Reed College; moving to UCLA)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #5:

1. [751 Downloads]  Double Counting Accounting: How Much Profit of Multinational Enterprises Is Really in Tax Havens?, by Jennifer Blouin (Penn) & Leslie Robinson (Dartmouth)
2. [253 Downloads]  How Big is Profit Shifting?, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College; moving to UCLA)
3. [189 Downloads]  Why a Wealth Tax is Definitely Constitutional, by John Brooks (Georgetown) & David Gamage (Indiana)
4. [146 Downloads]  Tax Wars: How to End the Conflict over Taxing Global Digital Commerce, by Arthur Cockfield (Queen's University)
5. [110 Downloads]  Reversing the Fortunes of Active Funds, by Adi Libson (Bar-Ilan) & Gideon Parchomovsky (Pennsylvania),

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with new papers debuting on the list as #4 and #5:

1. [737 Downloads]  Double Counting Accounting: How Much Profit of Multinational Enterprises Is Really in Tax Havens?, by Jennifer Blouin (Penn) & Leslie Robinson (Dartmouth)
2. [241 Downloads]  How Big is Profit Shifting?, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College; moving to UCLA)
3. [185 Downloads]  Why a Wealth Tax is Definitely Constitutional, by John Brooks (Georgetown) & David Gamage (Indiana)
4. [129 Downloads]  Tax Wars: How to End the Conflict over Taxing Global Digital Commerce, by Arthur Cockfield (Queen's University)
5. [129 Downloads]  Toward a 21st-Century International Tax Regime, by Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan) & Kimberly Clausing (Reed College; moving to UCLA)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list, with some minor reshuffling within the Top 5:

1. [724 Downloads]  Double Counting Accounting: How Much Profit of Multinational Enterprises Is Really in Tax Havens?, by Jennifer Blouin (Penn) & Leslie Robinson (Dartmouth)
2. [321 Downloads]  EU General Anti-(Tax) Avoidance Mechanisms: From GAAP to GAAR, by Rita de la Feria (University of Leeds)
3. [222 Downloads]  How Big is Profit Shifting?, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College; moving to UCLA)
4. [221 Downloads]  Commentary on the 'OECD Secretariat Proposal for a 'Unified Approach' Under Pillar One, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M) & Oliver Treidler
5. [167 Downloads]  Why a Wealth Tax is Definitely Constitutional, by John Brooks (Georgetown) & David Gamage (Indiana)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new papers debuting on the list at #5:

1. [689 Downloads]  Double Counting Accounting: How Much Profit of Multinational Enterprises Is Really in Tax Havens?, by Jennifer Blouin (Penn) & Leslie Robinson (Dartmouth)
2. [283 Downloads]  EU General Anti-(Tax) Avoidance Mechanisms: From GAAP to GAAR, by Rita de la Feria (University of Leeds)
3. [194 Downloads]  Commentary on the 'OECD Secretariat Proposal for a 'Unified Approach' Under Pillar One, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M) & Oliver Treidler
4. [185 Downloads]  How Big is Profit Shifting?, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College; moving to UCLA)
5. [175 Downloads]  Why a Wealth Tax is Definitely Constitutional, by John Brooks (Georgetown) & David Gamage (Indiana)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with new papers debuting on the list at #2 and #5:

1. [665 Downloads]  Double Counting Accounting: How Much Profit of Multinational Enterprises Is Really in Tax Havens?, by Jennifer Blouin (Penn) & Leslie Robinson (Dartmouth)
2. [263 Downloads]  EU General Anti-(Tax) Avoidance Mechanisms: From GAAP to GAAR, by Rita de la Feria (University of Leeds)
3. [189 Downloads]  Commentary on the 'OECD Secretariat Proposal for a 'Unified Approach' Under Pillar One, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M) & Oliver Treidler
4. [175 Downloads]  Cryptocurrency Economics and the Taxation of Block Rewards, by Abraham Sutherland (Virginia) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
5. [154 Downloads]  How Big is Profit Shifting?, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College; moving to UCLA)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with new papers debuting on the list at #4 and #5:

1. [626 Downloads]  Double Counting Accounting: How Much Profit of Multinational Enterprises Is Really in Tax Havens?, by Jennifer Blouin (Penn) & Leslie Robinson (Dartmouth)
2. [369 Downloads]  The Arm's Length Standard Is Not the Problem, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M)
3. [180 Downloads]  Commentary on the 'OECD Secretariat Proposal for a 'Unified Approach' Under Pillar One, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M) & Oliver Treidler
4. [171 Downloads]  Cryptocurrency Economics and the Taxation of Block Rewards, by Abraham Sutherland (Virginia) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
5. [86 Downloads]  Fully Funded Pensions, by Jonathan Barry Forman (Oklahoma)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list:

1. [588 Downloads]  Double Counting Accounting: How Much Profit of Multinational Enterprises Is Really in Tax Havens?, by Jennifer Blouin (Penn) & Leslie Robinson (Dartmouth)
2. [361 Downloads]  The Arm's Length Standard Is Not the Problem, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M)
3. [309 Downloads]  Boiling Starbucks’ Roasting Down to the Essence of its Residual, by William Byrnes (Texas A&M)
4. [194 Downloads]  2018 Developments in Connecticut Estate and Probate Law, by Jeffrey Cooper (Quinnipiac) & John Ivimey (Reid and Riege, Hartford)
5. [163 Downloads]  Commentary on the 'OECD Secretariat Proposal for a 'Unified Approach' Under Pillar One, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M) & Oliver Treidler

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with new papers debuting on the list at #1 and #5:

1. [553 Downloads]  Double Counting Accounting: How Much Profit of Multinational Enterprises Is Really in Tax Havens?, by Jennifer Blouin (Penn) & Leslie Robinson (Dartmouth)
2. [356 Downloads]  The Arm's Length Standard Is Not the Problem, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M)
3. [307 Downloads]  Boiling Starbucks’ Roasting Down to the Essence of its Residual, by William Byrnes (Texas A&M)
4. [192 Downloads]  2018 Developments in Connecticut Estate and Probate Law, by Jeffrey Cooper (Quinnipiac) & John Ivimey (Reid and Riege, Hartford)
5. [157 Downloads]  Commentary on the 'OECD Secretariat Proposal for a 'Unified Approach' Under Pillar One, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M) & Oliver Treidler

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #5:

1. [344 Downloads]  The Arm's Length Standard Is Not the Problem, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M)
2. [301 Downloads]  Boiling Starbucks’ Roasting Down to the Essence of its Residual, by William Byrnes (Texas A&M)
3. [221 Downloads]  Implications for Apple in the Lower Court Rulings in Starbucks and Fiat, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
4. [191 Downloads]  2018 Developments in Connecticut Estate and Probate Law, by Jeffrey Cooper (Quinnipiac) & John Ivimey (Reid and Riege, Hartford)
5. [151 Downloads]  Taxing Tech: The Future of Digital Taxation, by Lilian Faulhaber (Georgetown)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list:

1. [336 Downloads]  The Arm's Length Standard Is Not the Problem, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M)
2. [296 Downloads]  Boiling Starbucks’ Roasting Down to the Essence of its Residual, by William Byrnes (Texas A&M)
3. [213 Downloads]  Implications for Apple in the Lower Court Rulings in Starbucks and Fiat, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
4. [186 Downloads]  2018 Developments in Connecticut Estate and Probate Law, by Jeffrey Cooper (Quinnipiac) & John Ivimey (Reid and Riege, Hartford)
5. [149 Downloads]  An Empirical Study of Statutory Interpretation in Tax Law, by Jonathan Choi (NYU)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a quite a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new #1 paper and a new paper debuting on the list at #5:

1. [308 Downloads]  The Arm's Length Standard Is Not the Problem, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M)
2. [289 Downloads]  Boiling Starbucks’ Roasting Down to the Essence of its Residual, by William Byrnes (Texas A&M)
3. [210 Downloads]  Implications for Apple in the Lower Court Rulings in Starbucks and Fiat, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
4. [180 Downloads]  2018 Developments in Connecticut Estate and Probate Law, by Jeffrey Cooper (Quinnipiac) & John Ivimey (Reid and Riege, Hartford)
5. [180 Downloads]  An Empirical Study of Statutory Interpretation in Tax Law, by Jonathan Choi (NYU)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #5. The #1 paper is #81 among 14,713 tax papers in all-time downloads:

1. [2,405 Downloads]  Taxing the Rich: Issues and Options, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [289 Downloads]  The Arm's Length Standard Is Not the Problem, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M)
3. [281 Downloads]  Boiling Starbucks’ Roasting Down to the Essence of its Residual, by William Byrnes (Texas A&M)
4. [207 Downloads]  Implications for Apple in the Lower Court Rulings in Starbucks and Fiat, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
5. [175 Downloads]  2018 Developments in Connecticut Estate and Probate Law, by Jeffrey Cooper (Quinnipiac) & John Ivimey (Reid and Riege, Hartford)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #3. The #1 paper is #88 among 14,703 tax papers in all-time downloads:

1. [2,309 Downloads]  Taxing the Rich: Issues and Options, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [268 Downloads]  Boiling Starbucks’ Roasting Down to the Essence of its Residual, by William Byrnes (Texas A&M)
3. [233 Downloads]  The Arm's Length Standard Is Not the Problem, by Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M)
4. [198 Downloads]  Implications for Apple in the Lower Court Rulings in Starbucks and Fiat, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
5. [195 Downloads]  Digital Service Taxes and the Broader Shift From Determining the Source of Income to Taxing Location-Specific Rents, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #4:

1. [2,114 Downloads]  Taxing the Rich: Issues and Options, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [259 Downloads]  Boiling Starbucks’ Roasting Down to the Essence of its Residual, by William Byrnes (Texas A&M)
3. [229 Downloads]  Education Planning and the SECURE Act: Creating a Tax Law Paradox, by Ross Riskin (American College of Financial Services)
4. [185 Downloads]  Implications for Apple in the Lower Court Rulings in Starbucks and Fiat, by Ruth Mason (Virginia)
5. [179 Downloads]  Digital Service Taxes and the Broader Shift From Determining the Source of Income to Taxing Location-Specific Rents, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)

The Top Five New Tax Papers

There is a bit of movement in this week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads, with a new paper debuting on the list at #3:

1. [1,992 Downloads]  Taxing the Rich: Issues and Options, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [445 Downloads]  An Introduction to Tax Careers for J.D.s, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [208 Downloads]  Boiling Starbucks’ Roasting Down to the Essence of its Residual, by William Byrnes (Texas A&M)
4. [168 Downloads]  Digital Service Taxes and the Broader Shift From Determining the Source of Income to Taxing Location-Specific Rents, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU) (reviewed by Young Ran (Christine) Kim (Utah) here)
5. [157 Downloads]  Education Planning and the SECURE Act: Creating a Tax Law Paradox, by Ross Riskin (American College of Financial Services)