Chief Judge Edward J. Damich: United States Court of Federal Claims

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Chief Judge, Edward J. Damich shares the nature of his work in the capacity of 'Chief Intellectual Property Counsel for the Senate Judiciary Committee before joining the Court of Federal Claims (CFC). He discusses at length the roles and functions of the Chief CFC Judge, plans for electronic filings for the CFC and his vision for the future role of the CFC in the tax litigation process.

Management dynamics, Licenses, Patents & Trademarks, Management, Judges, Intellectual property, Company business management, Damich, Edward J.

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The IRS continues its Section 2036 Assault on FLPs - Part 2

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A report on the decisions by the Tax Court and the Fifth Circuit in "Estate of Strangi", and the Fifth Circuit's decision in "Kimbell", is presented. These cases were analyzed through the filter of "Byrum", in an attempt to give meaning to the "bona fide sale in full and adequate consideration" clause in Section 2036 (a).

United States. Internal Revenue Service, Family limited partnerships

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Lloyd Leva Plaine

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Lloyd Leva Plaine, a taxation enthusiast, has minutely considered estate planning instruments to benefit children, who actively participate in business. She has spoken in detail about the rules for Generation-Skipping Transfer (GST) tax matters.

Public affairs, Real property tax, Real property taxes, Speeches, lectures and essays, Plaine, Lloyd Leva

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