There is a bit of movement on 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. [349 Downloads] Deduction Ad Absurdum: CEOs Donating Their Own Stock to Their Own Family Foundations, by David Yermack (NYU, Stern School of Business) [blogged here]
2. [193 Downloads] Backdating, by Jeffrey L. Kwall (Loyola-Chicago) & Stuart Duhl (Harrison & Held, Chicago) [blogged here]
3. [151 Downloads] Empty Promises: Settlors’ Intent, the Uniform Trust Code, and the Future of Trust Investment Law, by Jeffrey A. Cooper (Quinnipiac) [blogged here]
4. [108 Downloads] Taxation as a Global Socio-Legal Phenomenon, by Allison Christians (Wisconsin), Steven Dean (Brooklyn), Diane M. Ring (Boston College) & Adam H. Rosenzweig (Washington University) [blogged here]
5. [107 Downloads] Zappers: Tax Fraud, Technology and Terrorist Funding, by Richard Thompson Ainsworth (Boston University) [blogged here]
