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The international income tax rules of the United States

McIntyre, Michael J. - 1989

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Identifying tax losses entitled to full loss offsets in a business profits tax under the Domar-Musgrave risk model

McIntyre, Michael J. - In: Australian tax forum : a journal of taxation policy, … 24 (2009) 1, pp. 77-88

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[Rezension von: McCaffery, Edward J., Taxing women]

McIntyre, Michael J. - In: National tax journal 50 (1997) 4, pp. 819-826

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The design to tax rules for the North American Free Trade Alliance : commentary

McIntyre, Michael J. - In: Tax law review 49 (1994) 4, pp. 769-793

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Commentary: taxing electronic commerce fairly and efficiently

McIntyre, Michael J. - In: Tax law review 52 (1997) 4, pp. 625-654

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The deduction of interest payments in an ideal tax on realized business profits

McIntyre, Michael J. - In: Tax reform in the 21st Century : a volume in memory of …, (pp. 385-406). 2009

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Commerce clause restraints on state taxation after Jefferson Lines

Hellerstein, Walter; McIntyre, Michael J.; Pomp, Richard D. - In: Tax law review 51 (1995) 1, pp. 47-114

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Institutionalizing the process of tax reform : a comparative analysis

McIntyre, Michael J.; Oldman, Oliver - 1975

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Post-Marriage Income Splitting Through the Deduction for Alimony Payments : A Reply to Professor Schoettle on Lunding v. New York

McIntyre, Michael J. - 2019

This article responds to an analysis of Lunding v. N.Y. by Professor Ferdinand P. Schoettle, who argues in favor of the taxpayer in the case relying on free-market economic values. Professor Schoettle criticizes Professor Michael J. McIntyre and Richard D. Pomp's defense of New York's tax laws...

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State Taxation of Mail-Order Sales of Computers after Quill : An Evaluation of MTC Bulletin 95-1

Pomp, Richard D. - 2019

The Multistate Tax Commission's (MTC) Bulletin 95-1 refines and codifies its longstanding position that a mail-order seller has the requisite nexus to collect a state's use tax if it has a service employee in that state that regularly and continuously works on its behalf. This bulletin has been...

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