Collection: Edwin S. Cohen papers, 1924/1995, bulk 1946/1989 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Edwin S. Cohen papers, 1924/1995, bulk 1946/1989

ABA National Institutes, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1970 Box MSS 87-4, Box 106

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ABA Planning Commission, 1970/1972 Box MSS 87-4, Box 73

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ABA Section of Taxation Advisory Group. Miscellaneous Papers, 1957 Box MSS 87-4, Box 115

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ABA Section of Taxation Advisory Group. Problems Considered and Recommendations made with respect to Corporate Distributions and Adjustments, 1957 Box MSS 87-4, Box 115

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ABA Section of Taxation Recommendations, 1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 99

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ABA Section of Taxation, Report on Corporate Distribution and Adjustments. Confidential Prints of Advisory Group, 1957 Box MSS 87-4, Box 115

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ABA Section of Taxation Subchapter Advisory Committee, Reorganization materials, Section 346 and mailing list,, 1957 Box MSS 87-4, Box 116

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ABA Section of Taxation Subchapter C Advisory Committee Group Report, 1957 Box MSS 87-4, Box 117

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ABA Section of Taxation Subchapter C Advisory Committee, Section 301, drafts, comments and statements, 1957 Box MSS 87-4, Box 115

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ABA Section of Taxation Subchapter C Advisory Committee, Section 318, drafts, 1957 Box MSS 87-4, Box 116

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