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Capital Gains and Losses, Allocable and Apportionable Income, and General Electric Co. v. Iowa


Walter Hellerstein


University of Georgia School of Law

Prentiss Willson Jr.


Independent


Tax Notes, Vol. 108, No. 14, September 26, 2005

Abstract:     
In this report, the authors review the interaction of the federal rules, with which most states conform, that limit the corporate capital loss deduction to capital gains for the tax year or to years to which the loss may be carried back or forward, with the constitutional and statutory rules for allocation and apportionment of income - rules that have no direct counterpart at the federal level. They focus on the recent case of General Electric Co. v. Iowa.

Accepted Paper Series


Date posted: September 23, 2005  

Suggested Citation

Hellerstein, Walter and Willson, Prentiss, Capital Gains and Losses, Allocable and Apportionable Income, and General Electric Co. v. Iowa. Tax Notes, Vol. 108, No. 14, September 26, 2005. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=811405

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Walter Hellerstein (Contact Author)
University of Georgia School of Law ( email )
209 Hirsch Hall
Athens, GA 30602
(706) 542-5175 (Phone)
(706) 542-5556 (Fax)

Prentiss Willson Jr.
Independent
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