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3) See Mills and Plesko, "Corporate Tax Avoidance and the Properties of Corporate Earnings," LVII Nat'l Tax J 739 (September 2004). 86) The hand of the law both gave and took that day: Alice's orphanage money was paid them "aswell of all the parte and porcon of the orphanage of Katheryn syster of the saide Alyce to them also belongynge by the saide lawes by reason of the deathe of the same Katheryn w[i]thin age and unmaryed"; on the debit side, "the saide hylton payde p[re]sently unto the saide Chamb[er]lyn Lvii s for his fyne for that that he maryed the saide orphan withoute lycense of this courte. Richmond, "Mexican Immigration and Border Strategy During the Revolution, 1910-1920," New Mexico Historical Review, LVII (July 1982): 277-78. |
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