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)

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. [1,945 Downloads]  Taxing the Rich: Issues and Options, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [429 Downloads]  An Introduction to Tax Careers for J.D.s, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [157 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)
4. [149 Downloads]  Education Planning and the SECURE Act: Creating a Tax Law Paradox, by Ross Riskin (American College of Financial Services)
5. [125 Downloads]  Taxing Wealth in an Uncertain World, by Daniel Hemel (Chicago) (reviewed by Mirit Eyal-Cohen (Alabama) here)

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 new papers debuting on the list at #4 and #5:

1. [1,899 Downloads]  Taxing the Rich: Issues and Options, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [412 Downloads]  An Introduction to Tax Careers for J.D.s, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [171 Downloads]  The Qualified Small Business Stock Exclusion: How Startup Shareholders Get $10 Million (Or More) Tax-Free, by Manoj Viswanathan (UC-Hastings)
4. [127 Downloads]  Digital Service Taxes and the Broader Shift From Determining the Source of Income to Taxing Location-Specific Rents, by Daniel Shaviro (NYU)
5. [126 Downloads]  Education Planning and the SECURE Act: Creating a Tax Law Paradox, by Ross Riskin (American College of Financial Services)

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 papers returning to the list at #4 and #5:

1. [1,807 Downloads]  Taxing the Rich: Issues and Options, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [395 Downloads]  An Introduction to Tax Careers for J.D.s, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [155 Downloads]  The Qualified Small Business Stock Exclusion: How Startup Shareholders Get $10 Million (Or More) Tax-Free, by Manoj Viswanathan (UC-Hastings)
4. [141 Downloads]  Intergenerational Equity, Student Loan Debt, and Taxing Rich Dead People, by Victoria Haneman (Creighton)
5. [115 Downloads]  Cannabis Businesses and Passthrough Deduction Availability, by Daniel Rowe (Green Hasson & Janks, Los Angeles)

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. [1,753 Downloads]  Taxing the Rich: Issues and Options, by Lily Batchelder (NYU) & David Kamin (NYU)
2. [513 Downloads]  Five Key Research Findings on Wealth Taxation for the Super Rich, by David Gamage (Indiana)
3. [383 Downloads]  An Introduction to Tax Careers for J.D.s, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
4. [171 Downloads]  The Superiority of the Digital Services Tax over Significant Digital Presence Proposals, by Wei Cui (University of British Columbia)
5. [152 Downloads]  The Qualified Small Business Stock Exclusion: How Startup Shareholders Get $10 Million (Or More) Tax-Free, by Manoj Viswanathan (UC-Hastings)

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. [497 Downloads]  Five Key Research Findings on Wealth Taxation for the Super Rich, by David Gamage (Indiana)
2. [359 Downloads]  An Introduction to Tax Careers for J.D.s, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [167 Downloads]  The Superiority of the Digital Services Tax over Significant Digital Presence Proposals, by Wei Cui (University of British Columbia)
4. [144 Downloads]  The Qualified Small Business Stock Exclusion: How Startup Shareholders Get $10 Million (Or More) Tax-Free, by Manoj Viswanathan (UC-Hastings)
5. [131 Downloads]  Intergenerational Equity, Student Loan Debt, and Taxing Rich Dead People, by Victoria Haneman (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 #4:

1. [484 Downloads]  Five Key Research Findings on Wealth Taxation for the Super Rich, by David Gamage (Indiana)
2. [341 Downloads]  An Introduction to Tax Careers for J.D.s, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [155 Downloads]  The Superiority of the Digital Services Tax over Significant Digital Presence Proposals, by Wei Cui (University of British Columbia)
4. [131 Downloads]  The Qualified Small Business Stock Exclusion: How Startup Shareholders Get $10 Million (Or More) Tax-Free, by Manoj Viswanathan (UC-Hastings)
5. [96 Downloads]  Cannabis Businesses and Passthrough Deduction Availability, by Daniel Rowe (Green Hasson & Janks, Los Angeles)

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. [464 Downloads]  Five Key Research Findings on Wealth Taxation for the Super Rich, by David Gamage (Indiana)
2. [307 Downloads]  An Introduction to Tax Careers for J.D.s, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [148 Downloads]  The Superiority of the Digital Services Tax over Significant Digital Presence Proposals, by Wei Cui (University of British Columbia)
4. [128 Downloads]  Partnership Audit Rules: After the Final Regulations, by Monica Gianni (California State University Northridge)
5. [92 Downloads]  Cannabis Businesses and Passthrough Deduction Availability, by Daniel Rowe (Green Hasson & Janks, Los Angeles)

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 paper debuting on the list at #5 and a paper returning to the list after a three week absence at #2:

1. [436 Downloads]  Five Key Research Findings on Wealth Taxation for the Super Rich, by David Gamage (Indiana)
2. [249 Downloads]  A Tax Professor's Guide to Formative Assessment, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [133 Downloads]  The Superiority of the Digital Services Tax over Significant Digital Presence Proposals, by Wei Cui (University of British Columbia)
4. [124 Downloads]  Partnership Audit Rules: After the Final Regulations, by Monica Gianni (California State University Northridge)
5. [87 Downloads]  Exploiting The Medicare Loophole, by Karen Burke (Florida)

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 at #3, #4, and #5:

1. [416 Downloads]  Five Key Research Findings on Wealth Taxation for the Super Rich, by David Gamage (Indiana)
2. [144 Downloads]  The Substantive Canons of Tax Law, by Jonathan Choi (NYU)
3. [116 Downloads]  The Superiority of the Digital Services Tax over Significant Digital Presence Proposals, by Wei Cui (University of British Columbia)
4. [108 Downloads]  Partnership Audit Rules: After the Final Regulations, by Monica Gianni (California State University Northridge)
5. [95 Downloads]  The Distributional and Tax Planning Consequences of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by Jason Oh (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. [530 Downloads]  The President's Tax Returns, by Andy Grewal (Iowa)
2. [400 Downloads]  Five Key Research Findings on Wealth Taxation for the Super Rich, by David Gamage (Indiana)
3. [170 Downloads]  Fixing the Five Flaws of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College)
4. [128 Downloads]  The Substantive Canons of Tax Law, by Jonathan Choi (NYU)
5. [105 Downloads]  Recent Developments in Federal Income Taxation: The Year 2018, by Bruce McGovern (South Texas) & Cassady Brewer (Georgia State)

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. [527 Downloads]  The President's Tax Returns, by Andy Grewal (Iowa)
2. [374 Downloads]  Five Key Research Findings on Wealth Taxation for the Super Rich, by David Gamage (Indiana)
3. [158 Downloads]  Fixing the Five Flaws of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College)
4. [122 Downloads]  Back to Basics: Rethinking Normative Principles in International Tax, by Shay Shimon Moyal (S.J.D. 2020, Michigan)
5. [122 Downloads]  The Substantive Canons of Tax Law, by Jonathan Choi (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:

1. [517 Downloads]  The President's Tax Returns, by Andy Grewal (Iowa)
2. [249 Downloads]  A Tax Professor's Guide to Formative Assessment, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [221 Downloads]  Where Is the Opportunity in Opportunity Zones? Early Indicators of the Opportunity Zone Program’s Impact on Commercial Property Prices, by Alan Sage (MIT), Mike Langen (Maastricht University) & Alex Van de Minne (MIT)
4. [150 Downloads]  Fixing the Five Flaws of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College)
5. [122 Downloads]  Back to Basics: Rethinking Normative Principles in International Tax, by Shay Shimon Moyal (S.J.D. 2020, 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. [497 Downloads]  The President's Tax Returns, by Andy Grewal (Iowa)
2. [237 Downloads]  A Tax Professor's Guide to Formative Assessment, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [204 Downloads]  Where Is the Opportunity in Opportunity Zones? Early Indicators of the Opportunity Zone Program’s Impact on Commercial Property Prices, by Alan Sage (MIT), Mike Langen (Maastricht University) & Alex Van de Minne (MIT)
4. [143 Downloads]  Fixing the Five Flaws of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College)
5. [117 Downloads]  Back to Basics: Rethinking Normative Principles in International Tax, by Shay Shimon Moyal (S.J.D. 2020, 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 new papers debuting on the list at #4 and #5:

1. [487 Downloads]  The President's Tax Returns, by Andy Grewal (Iowa)
2. [229 Downloads]  A Tax Professor's Guide to Formative Assessment, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [190 Downloads]  Where Is the Opportunity in Opportunity Zones? Early Indicators of the Opportunity Zone Program’s Impact on Commercial Property Prices, by Alan Sage (MIT), Mike Langen (Maastricht University) & Alex Van de Minne (MIT)
4. [128 Downloads]  Fixing the Five Flaws of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by Kimberly Clausing (Reed College)
5. [106 Downloads]  Back to Basics: Rethinking Normative Principles in International Tax, by Shay Shimon Moyal (S.J.D. 2020, 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 a new paper debuting on the list at #4:

1. [479 Downloads]  The President's Tax Returns, by Andy Grewal (Iowa)
2. [222 Downloads]  A Tax Professor's Guide to Formative Assessment, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
3. [179 Downloads]  Where Is the Opportunity in Opportunity Zones? Early Indicators of the Opportunity Zone Program’s Impact on Commercial Property Prices, by Alan Sage (MIT), Mike Langen (Maastricht University) & Alex Van de Minne (MIT)
4. [150 Downloads]  Wayfair, What's Fair, and Undue Burden, by Michael Fatale (Massachusetts Department of Revenue)
5. [138 Downloads]  The Supreme Court, Due Process and State Income Taxation of Trusts, by Bridget Crawford (Pace) & Michelle Simon (Pace)

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. [508 Downloads]  International Effective Minimum Taxation – The GLOBE Proposal, by Joachim Englisch (University of Muenster) & Johannes Becker (University of Muenster)
2. [469 Downloads]  The President's Tax Returns, by Andy Grewal (Iowa)
3. [220 Downloads]  A Tax Professor's Guide to Formative Assessment, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
4. [162 Downloads]  Where Is the Opportunity in Opportunity Zones? Early Indicators of the Opportunity Zone Program’s Impact on Commercial Property Prices, by Alan Sage (MIT), Mike Langen (Maastricht University) & Alex Van de Minne (MIT)
5. [137 Downloads]  The Supreme Court, Due Process and State Income Taxation of Trusts, by Bridget Crawford (Pace) & Michelle Simon (Pace)

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. [488 Downloads]  International Effective Minimum Taxation – The GLOBE Proposal, by Joachim Englisch (University of Muenster) & Johannes Becker (University of Muenster)
2. [454 Downloads]  The President's Tax Returns, by Andy Grewal (Iowa)
3. [214 Downloads]  A Tax Professor's Guide to Formative Assessment, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
4. [152 Downloads]  Where Is the Opportunity in Opportunity Zones? Early Indicators of the Opportunity Zone Program’s Impact on Commercial Property Prices, by Alan Sage (MIT), Mike Langen (Maastricht University) & Alex Van de Minne (MIT)
5. [131 Downloads]  The Supreme Court, Due Process and State Income Taxation of Trusts, by Bridget Crawford (Pace) & Michelle Simon (Pace)

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. [463 Downloads]  International Effective Minimum Taxation – The GLOBE Proposal, by Joachim Englisch (University of Muenster) & Johannes Becker (University of Muenster)
2. [445 Downloads]  The President's Tax Returns, by Andy Grewal (Iowa)
3. [203 Downloads]  A Tax Professor's Guide to Formative Assessment, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
4. [154 Downloads]  Critical Tax Thinking, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
5. [130 Downloads]  The Supreme Court, Due Process and State Income Taxation of Trusts, by Bridget Crawford (Pace) & Michelle S. Simon (Pace)

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 #3:

1. [360 Downloads]  International Effective Minimum Taxation – The GLOBE Proposal, by Joachim Englisch (University of Muenster) & Johannes Becker (University of Muenster)
2. [155 Downloads]  The Digital Services Tax as a Tax on Location-Specific Rent, by Wei Cui (British Columbia) & Nigar Hashimzade (Durham University) (reviewed by Kim Brooks (Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University) here)
3. [151 Downloads]   A Tax Professor's Guide to Formative Assessment, by Heather Field (UC-Hastings)
4. [150 Downloads]  Critical Tax Thinking, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
5. [130 Downloads]  Conduct Unbefitting: Solicitors, the SRA and Tax Avoidance, by Michael Blackwell (London School of Economics)

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 a new paper debuting on the list as #5:

1. [195 Downloads]  International Effective Minimum Taxation – The GLOBE Proposal, by Joachim Englisch (University of Muenster) & Johannes Becker (University of Muenster)
2. [148 Downloads]  The Digital Services Tax as a Tax on Location-Specific Rent, by Wei Cui (British Columbia) & Nigar Hashimzade (Durham University) (reviewed by Kim Brooks (Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University) here)
3. [146 Downloads]  Critical Tax Thinking, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
4. [126 Downloads]  Conduct Unbefitting: Solicitors, the SRA and Tax Avoidance, by Michael Blackwell (London School of Economics)
5. [105 Downloads]  The Supreme Court, Due Process and State Income Taxation of Trusts, by Bridget Crawford (Pace) & Michelle Simon (Pace)

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 #2 and #5:

1. [496 Downloads]  Taxing the Digital Economy Post BEPS ... Seriously, by Andrés Báez (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) & Yariv Brauner (Florida)
2. [163 Downloads]  International Effective Minimum Taxation – The GLOBE Proposal, by Joachim Englisch (University of Muenster) & Johannes Becker (University of Muenster)
3. [142 Downloads]  Critical Tax Thinking, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
4. [133 Downloads]  The Digital Services Tax as a Tax on Location-Specific Rent, by Wei Cui (British Columbia) & Nigar Hashimzade (Durham University) (reviewed by Kim Brooks (Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University) here)
5. [118 Downloads]  Conduct Unbefitting: Solicitors, the SRA and Tax Avoidance, by Michael Blackwell (London School of Economics)

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. [470 Downloads]  Taxing the Digital Economy Post BEPS ... Seriously, by Andrés Báez (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) & Yariv Brauner (Florida)
2. [412 Downloads]  Residual Profit Allocation by Income, by Michael Devereux (Oxford), Alan Auerbach (UC-Berkeley), Michael Keen (IMF), Paul Oosterhuis (Skadden), Wolfgang Schön (Max Planck) & John Vella (Oxford) (reviewed by Christine Kim (Utah) here)
3. [17 Downloads]  Fixing Philanthropy: A Vision for Charitable Giving and Reform, by Roger Colinvaux (Catholic)
4. [127 Downloads]  Critical Tax Thinking, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
5. [126 Downloads]  The Digital Services Tax as a Tax on Location-Specific Rent, by Wei Cui (British Columbia) & Nigar Hashimzade (Durham University) reviewed by Kim Brooks (Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University) 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. [430 Downloads]  Taxing the Digital Economy Post BEPS ... Seriously, by Andrés Báez (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) & Yariv Brauner (Florida)
2. [398 Downloads]  Residual Profit Allocation by Income, by Michael Devereux (Oxford), Alan Auerbach (UC-Berkeley), Michael Keen (IMF), Paul Oosterhuis (Skadden), Wolfgang Schön (Max Planck) & John Vella (Oxford) (reviewed by Christine Kim (Utah) here)
3. [170 Downloads]  Fixing Philanthropy: A Vision for Charitable Giving and Reform, by Roger Colinvaux (Catholic)
4. [117 Downloads]  Critical Tax Thinking, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)
5. [112 Downloads]  The Digital Services Tax as a Tax on Location-Specific Rent, by Wei Cui (British Columbia) & Nigar Hashimzade (Durham University) reviewed by Kim Brooks (Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University) 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 and a new paper debuting on the list at #5:

1. [372 Downloads]  Taxing the Digital Economy Post BEPS ... Seriously, by Andrés Báez (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) & Yariv Brauner (Florida)
2. [371 Downloads]  Residual Profit Allocation by Income, by Michael Devereux (Oxford), Alan Auerbach (UC-Berkeley), Michael Keen (IMF), Paul Oosterhuis (Skadden), Wolfgang Schön (Max Planck) & John Vella (Oxford) (reviewed by Christine Kim (Utah) here)
3. [169 Downloads]  The Architecture of a Basic Income, by Miranda Perry Fleischer (San Diego) & Daniel Jacob Hemel (Chicago)
4. [166 Downloads]  Fixing Philanthropy: A Vision for Charitable Giving and Reform, by Roger Colinvaux (Catholic)
5. [160 Downloads]  Critical Tax Thinking, by Edward Kleinbard (USC)

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. [346 Downloads]  Residual Profit Allocation by Income, by Michael Devereux (Oxford), Alan Auerbach (UC-Berkeley), Michael Keen (IMF), Paul Oosterhuis (Skadden), Wolfgang Schön (Max Planck) & John Vella (Oxford) (reviewed by Christine Kim (Utah) here)
2. [331 Downloads]  Taxing the Digital Economy Post BEPS ... Seriously, by Andrés Báez (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) & Yariv Brauner (Florida)
3. [185 Downloads]  The Fraud Triangle and Tax Evasion, by Leandra Lederman (Indiana)
4. [160 Downloads]  The Architecture of a Basic Income, by Miranda Perry Fleischer (San Diego) & Daniel Jacob Hemel (Chicago)
5. [158 Downloads]  Fixing Philanthropy: A Vision for Charitable Giving and Reform, by Roger Colinvaux (Catholic)

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. [327 Downloads]  Residual Profit Allocation by Income, by Michael Devereux (Oxford), Alan Auerbach (UC-Berkeley), Michael Keen (IMF), Paul Oosterhuis (Skadden), Wolfgang Schön (Max Planck) & John Vella (Oxford) (reviewed by Christine Kim (Utah) here)
2. [317 Downloads]  Taxing the Digital Economy Post BEPS ... Seriously, by Andrés Báez (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) & Yariv Brauner (Florida)
3. [169 Downloads]  The Fraud Triangle and Tax Evasion, by Leandra Lederman (Indiana)
4. [158 Downloads]  The Architecture of a Basic Income, by Miranda Perry Fleischer (San Diego) & Daniel Jacob Hemel (Chicago)
5. [137 Downloads]  Fixing Philanthropy: A Vision for Charitable Giving and Reform, by Roger Colinvaux (Catholic)

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. [287 Downloads]  Residual Profit Allocation by Income, by Michael Devereux (Oxford), Alan Auerbach (UC-Berkeley), Michael Keen (IMF), Paul Oosterhuis (Skadden), Wolfgang Schön (Max Planck) & John Vella (Oxford) (reviewed by Christine Kim (Utah) here)
2. [282 Downloads]  Taxing the Digital Economy Post BEPS ... Seriously, by Andrés Báez (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) & Yariv Brauner (Florida)
3. [193 Downloads]  The Marriage of Artificial Intelligence and Tax Law: Past, Present, and Future, by Blazej Kuzniacki (Ministry of Finance, Poland)
4. [159 Downloads]  The Fraud Triangle and Tax Evasion, by Leandra Lederman (Indiana)
5. [143 Downloads]  The Architecture of a Basic Income, by Miranda Perry Fleischer (San Diego) & Daniel Jacob Hemel (Chicago)

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 at #4 and #5:

1. [250 Downloads]  Residual Profit Allocation by Income, by Michael Devereux (Oxford), Alan Auerbach (UC-Berkeley), Michael Keen (IMF), Paul Oosterhuis (Skadden), Wolfgang Schön (Max Planck) & John Vella (Oxford) (reviewed by Christine Kim (Utah) here)
2. [249 Downloads]  Taxing the Digital Economy Post BEPS ... Seriously, by Andrés Báez (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) & Yariv Brauner (Florida)
3. [183 Downloads]  The Marriage of Artificial Intelligence and Tax Law: Past, Present, and Future, by Blazej Kuzniacki (Ministry of Finance, Poland)
4. [139 Downloads]  The Fraud Triangle and Tax Evasion, by Leandra Lederman (Indiana)
5. [136 Downloads]  The Architecture of a Basic Income, by Miranda Perry Fleischer (San Diego) & Daniel Jacob Hemel (Chicago)

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 #5:

1. [368 Downloads]  A Constitutional Wealth Tax, by Ari Glogower (Ohio State) (reviewed by Hayes Holderness (Richmond) here)
2. [215 Downloads]  Basis of Grantor Trust Assets Before the Grantor's Death, by Jeffrey Pennell (Emory)
3. [181 Downloads]  Taxing the Digital Economy Post BEPS ... Seriously, by Andrés Báez (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) & Yariv Brauner (Florida)
4. [171 Downloads]  The Marriage of Artificial Intelligence and Tax Law: Past, Present, and Future, by Blazej Kuzniacki (Ministry of Finance, Poland)
5. [170 Downloads]  Residual Profit Allocation by Income, by Michael Devereux (Oxford), Alan Auerbach (UC-Berkeley), Michael Keen (IMF), Paul Oosterhuis (Skadden), Wolfgang Schön (Max Planck) & John Vella (Oxford) (reviewed by Christine Kim (Utah) here)