Part 2: Interdisciplinary Research in Taxation || Front MatterNational Tax Journal · 2003

Part 2: Interdisciplinary Research in Taxation || Back MatterNational Tax Journal · 2003

Part 2: Interdisciplinary Research in Taxation || Summaries of Papers in this IssueNational Tax Journal · 2003

Part 2: Interdisciplinary Research in Taxation || Note from the Co-EditorRosanne Altshuler · National Tax Journal · 2003

Part 2: Interdisciplinary Research in Taxation || "What's Come to Perfection Perishes": Adjusting Capital Gains Taxation in ItalyJulian Alworth, Giampaolo Arachi and Rony Hamaui · National Tax Journal · 2003

Part 2: Interdisciplinary Research in Taxation || Tax from Any Angle: Reflections on Multi–Disciplinary Tax ResearchJoel Slemrod · National Tax Journal · 2003

Part 2: Interdisciplinary Research in Taxation || Intangible Income, Intercompany Transactions, Income Shifting, and the Choice of LocationHarry Grubert · National Tax Journal · 2003

Part 2: Interdisciplinary Research in Taxation || Mutual Fund Capital Gain Distributions and the Tax Reform Act of 1997Stephanie Plancich · National Tax Journal · 2003

Expense Misreporting in Nonprofit OrganizationsRanjani Krishnan, Michelle H. Yetman and Robert J. Yetman · The Accounting Review · 2006

Part 1 || Why Do Nonprofits Have Taxable Subsidiaries?Michelle H. Yetman and Robert J. Yetman · National Tax Journal · 2008

HORIZONTAL EQUITY, ONCE MORERICHARD A. MUSGRAVE · National Tax Journal · 1990

WHAT IS AN "OPTIMAL" TAX SYSTEM?JAMES ALM · National Tax Journal · 1996

OPTIMAL TAXATION OF A MONOPOLYJIM W. PAULSEN and ROY D. ADAMS · National Tax Journal · 1987

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Fundamental Tax Reform: An International PerspectiveJeffrey Owens · National Tax Journal · 2006