The March 2005 issue of Taxes–The Tax Magazine is out with the papers from the University of Chicago Law School’s 57th Annual Federal Tax Conference held November 12-13, 2004:
International Taxation: Re-Thinking Check-the-Box:
- Introduction (pp. 27-28), by Lowell D. Yoder
- Re-Thinking Check-the-Box (pp. 29-34): Subpart F, by Philip R. West
- Whose Tax Is It Anyway? Foreign Tax Credits in a Check-the-Box World (pp. 35-42), by Mary C. Bennett
- Check-the-Box Planning in Cross-Border Transactions (pp.43-50), by Paul W. Oosterhuis
The Corporate Tax Director: Responsibilities in the New Era of Increased Corporate Accountability:
- Introduction (pp. 51-52), by Robert H. Aland
- Remarks (pp. 53-60), by Mark W. Everson
- Remarks (pp. 61-64), by Donald T. Nicolaisen
- Seeking Shelter — Should Corporate Tax Directors Set a New Course? (pp. 65-80), by M. Carr Ferguson
- The Impact of Recent Developments in Securities Law and Ethics Rules on Tax Lawyers and Tax Directors (pp. 81-90), by Richard W. Painter
- Panel Discussion (pp. 91-102)
Reflections on Recognition: Old Issues in a New Era:
- Introduction (pp.103-04), by Robert W. Wooten
- Partnership Ownership Realignments via Partnership Reallocations, Legal Status Changes, Recapitalizations and Conversions: What Are the Tax Consequences? (pp. 105-88), by Sheldon I. Banoff
- The Transmorgrification of Subchapter K (pp. 189-204), by Philip F. Postlewaite
- Worthless Stock and Debt Losses (pp. 205-40), by Jerred G. Blanchard, Jr. & David C. Garlock
- Reforming the Treatment of Worthless Stock and Debt Losses — A Preliminary Exploration of Core Issues (pp. 241-46), by Dana L. Trier
- A Tribute and Remembrance: George B. Javaras and Professor Walter J. Blum (pp. 247-52)
