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69 Taxes 1 (1991)

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T             A
This magazine is published to pro-
mote sound thought In economic,
legal and accounting principles re.
lating to all federal and state taxa-
tion. To this end it contains signed
articles on tax subjects of current
interest and reporta by the CCHI Ed-
Itorial Staff on recent federal and
state tax matters.
The editorial policy is to allow frank
discussion of tax issues. On this
basis contributions are Invited. Re-
sponsibility Is not assumed for the
contents of the articles or for the
opinions expressed therein.

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VOL. 69 NO. 1

JANUARY 1991

Estate Freezes 1990 and          3     By John H. Gardner
Beyond: The Story of the               The author reviews the recent repeal of Section 2036(c)
Repeal of Section 2036(c)              and analyzes the valuation rules enacted in its place.
and the Valuation Rules
That Took Its Place
Mark IV Pictures, Inc.:         13     By Charles R. Levun and Michael J. Cohen
Scrambled Campbell                     A recent decision by the Tax Court that the fair market
value of general partner interests received for the perfor-
mance of services was taxable income is analyzed in light
of a similar, earlier decision.
The Tax Court's Westreco        19     By Vincent R. Barrella
Opinion -   Great for                  A recent Tax Court opinion has far-reaching implications
Nestle, but Is It the Very             for the IRS's large case program. In his analysis of
Best?                                  Westreco, the author calls for revisions to the discovery
rules and the administrative summons provisions.
The Impact of Energy            31     By Stephen P. Kauffman
Resources and Begler                   Two recent decisions by the Supreme Court significantly
on IRS Policy Statement                expand the options available to financially distressed busi-
P-5-60                                 nesses with delinquent payroll taxes. The author discusses
the planning opportunities resulting from these decisions.
Section 1041 Needs No           37     ByMichaelAsimow
Cure                                   In response to an article that appeared last year in TAXES,
the author maintains that Section 1041 is a model of
successful tax reform and requires no further modification.
Divorce and Section 1031:       41     By Kneave Riggall
How to FIx Two of the                  The author explores the use of like-kind exchanges by
Problems Left by Section               divorcing spouses as an alternative to some problems
1041                                   arising under Section 1041.
The Deductibility of            48     By Brian R. Greenstein
Takeover Costs After                   The deductibility of costs incurred in a friendly takeover
National Starch                        is analyzed in light of a recent Supreme Court decision and
a technical advice memorandum.
Economic Performance -          60     By Gary L. Maydew
The IRS Strikes with                   The author discusses the tax-planning implications of
Proposed Regulations                   newly proposed regulations governing economic perfor-
mance.

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Update
In Washington
International Journal
State Taxes
Authors' Update: Consolidated Returns
Tax Meetings

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