Add to ORKGThis Article discusses the intersection of civil rights law and income taxation in the three areas listed above: damages for unlawful discrimination, the forgiveness of debt by a predatory lender, and tax-exempt status for private educational and religious institutions. Our purpose is not to attempt an exhaustive examination of the issues in each area but to convey a sense of the range of tax problems that civil rights lawyers may need to confront
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This article examines statutory interpretation in general and the common-law doctrines at issue in p...
This Article discusses the intersection of civil rights law and income taxation in the three areas l...
The taxation of employment discrimination recoveries under federal civil rights statutes, according ...
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What is the relevance of race to tax law? The race issues are apparent when one studies a subject li...
Since the inception of anti-discrimination laws, the degree to which victims should be compensated h...
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This Article describes the connection between wealth inequality and the increasing structural racism...
Defendants often deduct for income tax purposes their litigation-related costs, such as attorney fee...
Part I of this article traces the evolution in the tax treatment of litigation damages from 1918 thr...
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This Article addresses the federal tax concerns ofpersonal injury plaintiffs and the lawyers who rep...
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