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Federal Taxation of Financial Instruments and Transactions  
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Learn how to wield complex financial instruments and transactions to your company's or client's best advantage.

Federal Taxation of Financial Instruments and Transactions analyzes the taxation of both traditional stocks and bonds transactions as well as emerging hedging strategies and instruments, including derivatives.

PART I: Equity Investments
  • Chapter 1: Stock Distributions Under Section 305
  • Chapter 2: Intercorporate Dividends Received Deduction
PART II: Debt Instruments
  • Chapter 3: Overview of Issues and Transactions
  • Chapter 4: Original Issue Discount
  • Chapter 5: Obligations Issued in Sale or Exchange Transactions
  • Chapter 6: Variable Rate Debt Instruments
  • Chapter 7: Contingent Debt Instruments
  • Chapter 8: Market Discount Bonds
  • Chapter 9: Short-Term Obligations
  • Chapter 10: Stripped Bonds and Stripped Coupons
  • Chapter 11: Below-Market-Rate Loans
PART III: Derivatives and Other Financial Instruments
  • Chapter 12: Treatment of Options
  • Chapter 13: Section 1256 Contracts
  • Chapter 14: Notional Principal Contracts
  • Chapter 15: Foreign Currency Denominated Instruments
PART IV: Financial Transactions
  • Chapter 16: Wash Sales and Short Sales
  • Chapter 17: Straddles and Related Transactions
  • Chapter 18: Hedging Transactions
  • Chapter 19: Conversion Transactions


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