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The Tax Implications of Being a Related Party under Section 267
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About the Researcher
Paul A. Shoemaker
Director, School of Accountancy Nebraska CPAs Distinguished Professor of Accountancy

Department: Accountancy

Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University, 1989
M.B.A., Marywood College, 1983
C.P.A., (Maryland)
B.S. Bloomsburg University (1974).
 
About the Researcher
Nancy Stara
Deloitte & Touche Professor in Accounting

Department: Accountancy

LLM, Denver, 1985
JD, University of Nebraska, 1967
BA, Park, 1964
 



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