Pittsburgh Tax Review
- » “Rhiannon O’Donnabhain Is a Taxpayer”: Tax and the Social Contract in O’Donnabhain v....
- » Feminist Statutory Interpretation
- » Better Late than Never: Allocating to Partially GST-Exempt Trusts After the Tax Cuts...
- » The Critical Tax Project, Feminist Theory, and Rewriting Judicial Opinions
- » Strategies to Materialize Gender Equality in Tax Law and Doctrine: Rewritten Tax Opinions
- » Called to Serve: Elevating Human-Performed Caregiver and Volunteer Work in an Era of...
- » Protecting the (Tax) Base: Anti–Base Erosion Provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
- » Front Matter
- » Feminist Tax Judgments: Operationalizing Diversity
- » Holistic Tax Reform: Procedure, the Missing Companion to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act’s...
- » Front Matter
- » United States v. Davis and Prof. Cain’s Rewritten Opinion: An Intersectional Argument...
- » Deducting Success: Congressional Policy Goals and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017
- » Congress Should Have an Interest in This Interest
- » Tax: Women, Work, and Family
- » Feminist Judgments: Rewritten Tax Opinions—The Student Perspective
- » Rethinking the Obvious: Choice of Entity After the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
- » Private Operating Foundation Reform and J. Paul Getty
- » How Can Green Tax Laws Spur Green Behavior? An Analysis of the Influence of Chinese Tax...
- » The Private Foundation Excise Tax on Self-Dealing: Contours, Comparisons, and Character
- » Front Matter
- » Greenbacks for the Green New Deal
- » Foundation Regulation in Our Age of Impact
- » The 1969 Tax Reform Act and Charities: Fifty Years Later
- » Reinstating and Revising § 162(m)'s Performance-Based Pay Exception