State and Local Taxation, Cases and Materials (Eleventh Edition)
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The Hellerstein casebook, now authored by four leading experts in the field, provides a comprehensive overview of the field of state and local taxation (SALT), reflecting the most recent developments in this rapidly changing field. The book weaves together two structural approaches to SALT — i.e., by constitutional doctrine (e.g., due process, interstate commerce, equal protection) and by type of tax (individual income, corporate income, sales/use, property). This analytical structure is designed to give students an in-depth understanding of both the fiscal architecture of SALT and the major constitutional limits on subnational taxing power.
Table of Contents
PREFACE
TABLE OF CASES
CHAPTER 1: Introduction
PART 1: CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS OF STATE AND LOCAL TAX
Chapter 2: Jurisdiction to Tax
Chapter 3: State Taxes as Regulation of Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Chapter 4: The Constitutional Requirements of Equality and Uniformity
Chapter 5: Immunity of Federal Instrumentalities from State Taxation
PART 2: MAJOR STATE AND LOCAL TAXES
Chapter 6: Personal Income Taxes
Chapter 7: Corporate Income Taxes
Chapter 8: Sales Taxation
Chapter 9: Ad Valorem Property Taxes
Chapter 10: State Tax Procedure: Assessment, Collection, Refunds, and Judicial remedies
INDEX
ISBN
9781642422566
Publication Date
2019
Publisher
West Academic
City
St. Paul, Minnesota
Keywords
state and local taxation, individual income, corporate income, sales, property, subnational taxing power
Disciplines
Taxation-State and Local | Tax Law
Repository Citation
Hellerstein, Walter; Stark, Kirk J.; Swain, John A.; and Youngman, Joan M., "State and Local Taxation, Cases and Materials (Eleventh Edition)" (2019). Books. 192.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/books/192