The Tax Lawyer has published Vol. 63, No. 3 (Spring 2010):

• In Memoriam: Steven C. Salch, 63 Tax Law. 223 (2010)
• Nina E. Olson (National Taxpayer Advocate), 2010 Erwin N. Griswold Lecture Before the American College of Tax Counsel: Taking the Bull by Its Horns: Some Thoughts on Constitutional Due Process in Tax Collection, 63 Tax Law. 227 (2010)
• Brian A. Benko (McDermott Will & Emery, Washington, D.C.), The Regulatory Systems for Employee Benefits, 63 Tax Law. 239 (2010)
• Robert S. Bloink (Thomas Jefferson), Premium Financed Surprises: Cancellation of Indebtedness Income and Financed Life Insurance, 63 Tax Law. 283 (2010)
• Kevin J. Liss (PriceWaterhouseCoopers), The Option Conundrum in Tax Law: After All These Years, What Exactly Is an Option?, 63 Tax Law. 307 (2010)
• John A. Miller (Idaho) & Robert Pikowsky (Georgia Institute of Technology), Taxation and the Sabbatical: Doctrine, Planning, and Policy, 63 Tax Law. 375 (2010)
• Rodney P. Mock (California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo — Orfalea College of Business), Beating the Dead Horse: Revisiting McDougal in Search of Substantial Authority, 63 Tax Law. 411 (2010)
• Sally Bergmann (J.D. 2010, Georgetown), Note, The Application of Conduit Theory in Interest Rate Swap Transactions: Schering-Plough Corporation v. United States, 63 Tax Law. 437 (2010)
• Bradley Sarnell (J.D. 2010, Georgetown), Note, A Gift to be Returned: Single-Member LLCs and Gift Tax Valuation in Pierre v. Commissioner, 63 Tax Law. 455 (2010)