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Monthly Archives: June 2018
Understanding “deductibility of expenses” in terms of equality
This blog has sometimes noted the contribution that legal philosophy can make to understanding matters of tax law and policy: for instance, using Hart’s “Core and Penumbra” analogy to understand how the limits of language can result in tax avoidance, … Continue reading
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