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Is the Income Tax Really Regressive?, 125 Tax Notes 1379 (2009) [letter to the editor]. The Benefits of Temporary Legislation, 125 Tax 251 (2009) [letter to the editor]. Corporate Tax Reform, Finally, After 100 Years in Toward Tax Reform: Recommendations for President Obama’s Task Force 114 (Tax Analysts 2009), available at . Temporary-Effect Legislation, Political Accountability, and Fiscal Restraint, The Legal Workshop, N.Y.U. L. Rev., Sept. 11, 2009, available at (updated and abbreviated version of article with same title published at 84 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 174 (2009)). Bush Income Tax Cuts Should Not Be Extended, 123 Tax Notes 117 (2009) [current and quotable]. Lawyer, Teacher, Public Servant in John Gamino, Robb A. Longman & Matthew R. Sontag, eds., Careers in Tax Law: Perspectives on the Tax Profession and What It Holds for You 127 (Amer. Bar Assn. Sec. of Tax’n 2009). Receiving Credit Where Credit Is Not Due, 119 Tax Notes 1015 (2008) [letter to the editor]. Simplifying Assumptions: How Might the Politics of Consumption Tax Reform Affect (Impair) the End Product?: Comment, in John W. Diamond & George R. Zodrow, eds., Fundamental Tax Reform: Issues, Choices, and Implications 133 (MIT Press 2008). Time for Tax Reform?, 113 Tax Notes 925 (2006) [letter to the editor]. Coltec Holding Not Objectionable, 112 Tax Notes 613 (2006) [letter to the editor]. Enacting “Tax Reform” in the Face of Fiscal Calamity, 112 Tax Notes 61 (2006) [viewpoint]. JCT Chief Discusses the Tax Gap, 107 Tax Notes 1449 (2005) [viewpoint]. Thoughts on Tax Shelters, 102 Tax Notes 931 (2004) [viewpoint]. Dealing with Abuse of the Partnership Tax Rules, 96 Tax Notes 597 (2002) [letter to the editor]. A Cautionary Note on the Use of Antiabuse Doctrines, 94 Tax Notes 1225 (2002) [letter to the editor]. Using Book Earnings as the Default Tax Base for Public Corporations, 92 Tax Notes 135 (2001) [letter to the editor].
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