Celia Whitaker

Note

Bridging the Book-Tax Accounting Gap

115 Yale L.J. 680 (2005) The book-tax accounting gap allows corporations to minimize their earnings for tax purposes while maximizing them in reports to investors, all within the letter of the law. Although the U.S. Treasury has reported the rising divergence between book and taxable income with alarm, scholars and policymakers have yet to consider fundamental reform. This Note proposes...

Dec 1, 2005