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Case Law Substitutes for Constitutional Structures in Computing Taxable Income in the United States

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Schmalbeck, R

Published in: Duke Law Magazine

1986

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Author Richard L. Schmalbeck School of Law

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Duke Law Magazine

Publication Date

1986

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19

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Schmalbeck, R. (1986). Case Law Substitutes for Constitutional Structures in Computing Taxable Income in the United States. Duke Law Magazine.

Schmalbeck, R. “Case Law Substitutes for Constitutional Structures in Computing Taxable Income in the United States.” Duke Law Magazine, 1986.

Schmalbeck R. Case Law Substitutes for Constitutional Structures in Computing Taxable Income in the United States. Duke Law Magazine. 1986. p. 19.

Schmalbeck, R. “Case Law Substitutes for Constitutional Structures in Computing Taxable Income in the United States.” Duke Law Magazine, 1986, p. 19.

Schmalbeck R. Case Law Substitutes for Constitutional Structures in Computing Taxable Income in the United States. Duke Law Magazine. 1986. p. 19.

Published In

Duke Law Magazine

Publication Date

1986

Start / End Page

19

Article type

Magazine