The Tax Law Review has published a new issue (Vol. 65, No. 4 (Summer 2012)), Tax Law and Healthcare Reform. 65 Tax L. Rev. 619-858 (2012):
- Deborah H. Schenk (NYU), Foreword, 65 Tax L. Rev. 619 (2012)
- Mark A. Peterson (UCLA), The Ideological and Partisan Polarization of Healthcare Reform and Tax Policy, 65 Tax L. Rev. 627 (2012)
- David Gamage (UC-Berkeley), Perverse Incentives Arising from the Tax Provisions of Healthcare Reform: Why Further Reforms Are Needed to Prevent Avoidable Costs to Low- and Moderate-Income Workers, 65 Tax L. Rev. 669 (2012)
- Lawrence Zelenak (Duke), Choosing Between Tax and Nontax Delivery Mechanisms for Health Insurance Subsidies, 65 Tax L. Rev. 723 (2012)
- Amy B. Monahan (Minnesota), Why Tax High-Cost Employer Health Plans?, 65 Tax L. Rev. 749 (2012)
- Mark V. Pauly (Pennsylvania), The Real Burden of Tax-Financed Medical Care in the United States, 65 Tax L. Rev. 781 (2012)
- Daniel P. Kessler (Stanford), Reforming Medicare, 65 Tax L. Rev. 811 (2012)
- Howard Gleckman (Tax Policy Center), Healthcare and the Long-Term Fiscal Outlook, 65 Tax L. Rev. 835 (2012)
