The 36th Annual State & Local Taxation Conference
By Hon. Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
December 2016
The 36th Annual State and Local Taxation Conference of the National Conference of State Tax Judges took place in Portland, OR on Thursday, September 8 through Saturday, September 10, 2016.
A review of the 26th Annual State and Local Taxation Conference of the National Conference of State Tax Judges
By Judge Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
December 2007
The 26th Annual State and Local Taxation Conference of the National Conference of State Tax Judges (NCSTJ) convened on September 27-29, 2007, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Fifty state tax judges convened at the Sheraton Commander Hotel, two blocks from the headquarters of the Lincoln Institute, which is located on Brattle Street, in a mansion located next to the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Museum and two blocks from Harvard Yard.
The saga of LexisNexis
By Hon. Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
June 2007
In 1968, a decision was made by Mead Paper Company (“Mead”), headquartered in New York City, to expand its paper production and written communication operations to include the electronic transfer of information.
The 26th Annual State & Local Taxation Conference
By Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
October 2006
The 26th Annual State and Local Taxation Conference of the National Conference of State Tax Judges took place in Indianapolis, IN on Thursday, September 28 through Saturday, September 30, 2006.
Adjudication of the rights of pro se litigants
By Judge Alexander P. White
Bench and Bar,
July 2006
Three recent articles and a recent case have raised the issue of the role judges should undertake in the adjudication of the rights of pro se or self represented litigants.
The 25th Annual State & Local Taxation Conference
By Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
December 2005
The 25th Annual State and Local Taxation Conference of the National Conference of State Tax Judges took place in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Thursday, September 29 through Saturday, October 1, 2005.
Real estate tax exemption for a substance abuse facility
By Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
April 2005
The Defendant, the Illinois Department of Revenue ("The Department"), appealed an order of the Circuit Court of Cook County, which had granted the Plaintiff, Hazelden Foundation ("Hazelden"), a charitable-use exemption for certain real property owned by Hazelden for the tax year 1998.
The 24th Annual State and Local Taxation Conference
By Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
October 2004
The 24th Annual State and Local Taxation Conference of the National Conference of State Tax Judges took place in Chicago, Illinois on Thursday, September 30 through Saturday, October 2, 2004.
State tax judges meet in Salt Lake City
By Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
January 2003
Forty state tax judges were in attendance at the 21st Annual State and Local Taxation Conference that convened in Salt Lake City, Utah on September 26, 2002.
The Illinois Training Expense Credit: what else!
By Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
November 2001
In the June 2001 issue of Tax Trends (Volume 44, No. 6), the newsletter of the State and Local Taxation Section of the Illinois State Bar Association (the ISBA), an article entitled "The Illinois Training Expenses Credit: What Next?" reviewed the history and current controversies and offered guidance in respect to the Illinois training expense credit (TEC).
Responsible and willful? Yes Responsible and willful? No
By Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
November 2001
A recent unpublished opinion of the Appellate Court of Illinois, First Judicial District, addressed the position taken by the Taxpayer that the period of his tax liability could be divided into two periods for the purpose of determining whether he was a responsible person who acted willfully in failing to pay a corporation's taxes.
An introduction to administrative law in a civil law system
By Alexander P. White
Administrative Law,
August 1999
Civil law is the dominant legal system in most of Europe, all of Central and South America, parts of Asia and Africa, and even some areas of the common law world (e.g., Louisiana, Quebec, and Puerto Rico).
Raising local taxes: Turf wars resulting from dual taxation—round two
By Alexander P. White
State and Local Taxation,
August 1999
The April 1998 issue of Tax Trends, Vol. 41, No. 6, included the article "Raising local taxes: Turf wars resulting from dual taxation," which reviewed an Illinois Appellate Court decision which declared the trial judge incorrectly held unconstitutional a village of Rosemont ordinance prohibiting the collection of Cook County's amusement tax at village facilities
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