The Tax Lawyer has published Vol. 64, No. 1 (Fall 2010):

• Willard B. Taylor (Sullivan & Cromwell, New York), “Blockers,” “Stoppers,” and the Entity Classification Rules, 64 Tax Law. 1 (2010)
• Deborah L. Paul (Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, New York), The Taxation of Distressed Debt Investments: Taking Stock, 64 Tax Law. 37 (2010)
• Shin-yi Peng (National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan), Taxing Innovation?—The Evolving Coverage of the Information Technology Agreement, 64 Tax Law. 79 (2010)
• Gregg D. Polsky (North Carolina), Deterring Tax-Driven Partnership Allocations, 64 Tax Law. 97(2010)
• Michael Louis Minns (Minns Law Firm, Houston, TX), Cross-Examination of the Government’s Witnesses in a Criminal Tax Defense Case, 64 Tax Law. 125 (2010)
• Sarah Grandfield (J.D. 2011, Georgetown), Comment, A Foolish Inconsistency? The Differential Treatment of Recurring Obligations in Treasury Regulation Sections 20.2053-1 and 20.2053-4, 64 Tax Law. 161 (2010)
• Mhairi Collins (J.D. 2011, Georgetown), Note, Right Answer, Wrong Questions: Rethinking Private Letter Ruling 2008-22-041 and Its Implications for Supporting Organizations Seeking Excess Business Holdings Exemptions, 64 Tax Law. 175 (2010)
• Edward B. Dix (J.D. 2011, Georgetown), Note, From General to Specific: The Arm’s-Length Standard’s Evolution and Its Relevancy in Determining Costs to Be Shared in Cost-Sharing Agreements, 64 Tax Law. 197 (2010)
• Jennifer Rothschild (J.D. 2011, Georgetown), Note, Pitt County v. Hotels.com: The Dormant Commerce Clause and State Taxation of Online Travel Companies, 64 Tax Law. 223 (2010)