BOOKS
Reducing Personal Income Taxes: A Guide to Deductions and
Credits (Law Journal) Seminars Press, N. Y., N. Y. (1988) (approx.
800 pages) (with John Davidian)
ARTICLES
Attorney Malpractice: New York's Measure of Damages --
Benefit-of-The-Bargain? A Rose By Any Other Name (forthcoming) -
St. John's L. Rev. —
New York's Law of Tax Malpractice Damages: Balanced or Biased?
(forthcoming) — St. John's L. Rev. —
Recovery Of Interest On A Tax Underpayment Caused By A Tax
Advisor’s Negligence. 26 Akron Tax J. 1 (2011).
No Recovery of Tax Overpayment in Tax Malpractice Action in New
York, 81 N.Y.S. B.A.J. 36-40.
Tax Malpractice Damages: A Comprehensive Review of the Elements
and the Issues. 61 Tax Law: 705 (2008).
Tax Consequences of
Post-Petition Income as Property of the Estate in an Individual
Debtor Chapter 11 Case and Tax Disclosure in Chapter 11, 13 Am.
Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 701-32 (with Jack F. Williams).
Recent Tax Malpractice Developments in the Estate and Gift Tax
Area,Taxes Magazine, Oct. 2005 at 33-44.
Investment In a Bad Tax Shelter: Malpractice Recovery From The
Tax Advisor Is No Slam-Dunk, Tax Notes, April 11, 2005, p.
217-29.
Tax Malpractice: Areas In Which It Occurs And the Measure Of
Damages—An Update, 78 St. John’s L. Rev. 1011-93 (2004).
Torts, Tax Reporting and Preemption: Is There Tort Liability For
Incorrect Information Reports? 28 Iowa J. of Corp. L. 259-87
(2003).
Corporate Bankruptcy: Treatment of Filing Year Income – A
Suggested Approach, 9 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 523-55 (2001).
Tax Malpractice in the Estate and Gift Tax Areas,Taxes Magazine,
Nov. 1999 at 13-26.
Tax Malpractice and the Tax Practitioner: An Analysis of the
Areas in Which Malpractice Occurs, 48 Emory L. J. 547-645
(1999).