The International Tax Revolution
“Are Exit Taxes Discriminatory?”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
Advanced Introduction to International Tax Law
“The Case for a Carbon Tax Revisited”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“Pillar 2 and Specific Benefits for Multinationals”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“The Administrative Procedure Act Problem Reconsidered”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“The High Road and the Low Road: What Should be the US Reaction to the End of Pillar One?”
“Taxing the Super-Rich after Moore”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“Political Biases and Taxation Revisited”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“Preventing Inversions”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“Roman Precursors of Modern Human Rights Doctrine”
“Building the Gateway: Why the Two Pillars Need Each Other”
“Taxation With Realization After Moore”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Papers
“Limiting The Blast Radius: Can Congress Save The Code From Realization?”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“Taxpayer Rights After a Decade Revisited”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“Taxation and Corporate Governance”
“The Deemed Dividend Problem Revisited”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“The Four Ages of US International Taxation Revisited”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“Taxation of Autonomous Artificial Intelligence: Socially Sustainable Expansion of Automation and Impacts on International Tax”
“Should Large Corporate Mergers Be Subsidized?”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper