Journal of state taxation

    • [DOCX File]FACULTY180 - Vita and Individual Profile Data Sheet - A-State

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      Committee Member, Arkansas Society of CPAs, Taxation Committee Spring 2011 - ongoing Service to the Community Advisor/Member, Advisory Board of the Jonesboro Hispanic Center Spring 2005 - Fall 2012

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    • [DOC File]Origin-Based Taxation of Internet Commerce

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      [3] To understand why we think origin-state taxation of Internet sales. should be considered, it is only necessary to review three of the most. contentious problem areas presented by destination- state taxation. The first, and perhaps most difficult, is determining the location of use. Historically, use tax was easy to apply.

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    • [DOCX File]BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

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      “The Disappearing State Corporate Income Tax,” with Gary Cornia, Kelly Edmiston, and David Sjoquist, National Tax Journal: Forum on State Corporate Income Taxes, Vol. 63, No. 1: 115-138, 2005. “Confidentiality and Taxpayer Compliance,” with Susan Laury

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    • Taxation and Migration: Jagdish Bhagwati’s Contribution

      Wilson, John D. “Income Taxation and Skilled Migration: The Analytical Issues,” Unpublished manuscript, Michigan State University (2005a). Wilson, John D. “Welfare-Improving Competition for Mobile Capital,” Journal of Urban Economics, 57, 1-18 (2005b).

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    • [DOC File]OVERVIEW OF THE US-CHINA INCOME TAX TREATY

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      Beijing State Tax Bureau (Volume 16, Issue 1 2006, Revenue Law Journal). Under Article 11 of the Treaty, the normal limit of withholding on royalty income is 10%; however, there is a special 7% limit for royalty income from the rental of industrial, commercial or scientific equipment under Paragraph 6, Protocol 1 of the Treaty.

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    • [DOC File]RICHARD P. WEBER .edu

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      "Minimizing the Tax Cost of Faculty Research Grants," The Journal of the American Taxation Association, Spring 1986, pp. 48-59, with Ed Outslay. "A Review of Turbo-Tax," a software review for The Journal of the American Taxation Association, Spring 1986, pp. 86-87.

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    • [DOC File]Georgia State University

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      * Randall Holcombe and Donald Lacombe, 2004, “The Effect of State Income Taxation on Per Capita Income Growth”, Public Finance Review, 32(3): 292-312. A major question regarding the personal income tax is the extent to which the tax affects the level of income.

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    • [DOCX File]LEGAL EXPERIENCE - Arkansas State University

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      Journal of International Taxation. 42-49, 64 (2000). Doering J. and Morris J., “States’ Drop-Shipment Statutes May Be Unconstitutional,” 17 (4) Journal of State Taxation. 22- 44 (1999), reprinted in. 16 . State Tax Notes. 1815-1825 (1999). Doering J., “Dispositions of Less Than Entire Partnership Interest: What Are the Tax Effects ...

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    • [DOC File]Litigation, Fraud and Forensic Services Resume

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      The Journal of State Taxation, Aspen Publishers, Inc., Summer 1996 "Michigan Single Business Tax" - Michigan Bar Journal August 1980, Page 552 "A Review of the United States Supreme Court Decisions Used As A Basis To Formulate Nexus And Apportionment Policy Under The Michigan Single Business Tax"

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    • [DOC File]216-405 TAXATION OF INDIVIDUALS

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      On the other hand, if P has a throwback rule, the Q apportionment percentage is still 15%, but the P apportionment percentage increases to 85% (see computation below). Therefore, 100% of Blue’s income is now subject to state taxation. State P. Property factor ($90 ( $100) 90%. Payroll factor ($40 ( $50) 80%

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