ISSN 0046-6115
Vol. 11, Issue 2, 1976July 15, 2020 PDT
The Priority Afforded Secured Parties Until Notice of Tax Lien is Filed
The Priority Afforded Secured Parties Until Notice of Tax Lien is Filed
Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 2, 1976
Vol. 11, Issue 2, 1976
- Laying Down a Challenge: The Future of Due Process and Tax CollectionsLarry Roberts
- Nonjudicial Settlement of Tax ControversiesGerald Padwe
- The Fiduciary's Personal Liability for Deficiencies in Federal Income, Estate and Gift Taxes of a Decedent or Decedent's EstateDouglas Miller
- Internal Revenue Code Sections 1311 - 1314: Resurrection of the Tax YearJohn E. Scheifly
- Section 7122 of the Internal Revenue Code: The Offer in CompromiseDaniel T. Maggs
- Transferee Liability: Burden of Proof, Extent of Liability, and Defenses to LiabilityPete Barndt
- Internal Revenue Code Section 6324: The Special Estate and Gift Tax LiensMitchel R. Cohen
- Super-priorities: An Analysis of Five Instances of Federal Tax Lien SubordinationJoel McCormick III
- The Priority Afforded Secured Parties Until Notice of Tax Lien is FiledGregory D. Fuller
- Internal Revenue Code Section 6323: A Treatment of Five SuperprioritiesThomas F. Kingen
- Internal Revenue Code Section 6501: The Codes Statute of LimitationsGary King
- The Civil Penalty Triad: Delinquency, Negligence, and Civil Fraud - Prevention and AvoidanceMichael F. Durst
Gregory D. Fuller, The Priority Afforded Secured Parties Until Notice of Tax Lien Is Filed, 11 Gonzaga Law Review 550 (2020).