Commentary: Textualism and Tax Cases

Deborah A Geier

Commentary: Textualism and Tax Cases

Deborah A Geier

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Abstract

This 1993 article uses tax cases to explore the rhetoric surrounding "textualism" in statutory interpretation.

Original language	American English
Journal	Temple Law Review
State	Published - Jan 1 1993

Keywords

textualism
tax litigation
tax regulations
legal interpretation

Disciplines

Tax Law

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Commentary: Textualism and Tax Cases

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