Joseph (Jay) B. Darby III
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Articles
Jay Darby has published more than 1,000 articles on tax, business transactions, and other topics. His work has appeared in a wide range of publications, including The Tax Lawyer, Opportunity Zone Magazine, Worth Magazine, Venture Capital Magazine, Banker & Tradesman, Mass High Tech, Trusts & Estates Magazine, the Boston Globe, the Boston Business Journal, and the Boston Phoenix. He is a frequent contributor to the World Trade Executive family of publications, including Practical International Tax Strategies, Practical European Tax Strategies, and Practical US Tax Strategies.
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Articles Provided Upon Request
Federal Income Taxes Are Rising Dramatically in 2013
December 20, 2013
Boston Bar Journal
Fifth Protocol Follies: How the Canadian Revenue Agency Cleverly Circumvented the U.S.-Canadian Tax Treaty to Preserve the Beloved NSULC
December 1, 2013
Thomas Reuters Checkpoint
Ireland Announces it will Bar “Stateless” Companies: Will the Irish Take a Bigger (Tax) Bite Out of Apple?
October 15, 2013
Thomson Reuters - Practical European Tax Srategies
Richard III: Exhuming His Remains, And His Reputation
February 8, 2013
Cognescenti (WBUR)
Practical European Tax Strategies
January 1, 2013
Thomson Reuters Checkpoint
We Gotta Get Out of This Place: Strategies for Addressing the U.S. Expatriation Tax
October 15, 2012
World Trade Executive
Is Economic Substance a Kind of Tax Porn? IRS Adopts a 'Don't Ask, Won't Tell' Policy
March 31, 2012
Practical International Tax Strategies
Man Bites Dog: Obama Proposes a Corporate Tax Rate Reduction
March 15, 2012
Practical International Tax Strategies
The FATCA Fiasco: Are We Having Fun Yet?
February 15, 2012
Practical International Tax Strategies
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do: Divorcing Your Tax Jurisdiction Can Trigger Painful “Alimony” Taxes
April 15, 2011
World Trade Executive
The IRS Gets Jealous: Oh, Ruby, Don’t Take Your Love to Town or Your Intangibles Out of the Country
May 15, 2010
World Trade Executive
Ruby, Don’t Take Your Love to Town or Your Intangibles Offshore
May 15, 2010
Thompson Reuters/World Trade Executive International Finance & Treasury
Worker Classfication: A Checkered History
May 1, 2010
World Trade Executive
Proposed Tax Changes in 2011 Budget: Focus on Business-Related Measures
April 30, 2010
Thompson Reuters/World Trade Executive Practical US/Domestic Tax Strategies
Planning Perspective
W2 vs 1099: It Gets Even Worse: Employee or Subcontractor? Companies Need a Little Help From the IRS
February 1, 2010
World Trade Executive
IRS Commissioner Gets the Drop on a Tax Lunch Crowd: "Sheriff" Shulman Decides to Deputize Taxpayers to Catch Themselves
January 31, 2010
World Trade Executive
Acquisitions in the Valley of the Shadow of Death: How to Purchase—and Resurrect—an Almost-Dead Company
December 15, 2009
World Trade Executive
Cyprus--Back to the Future: Cyprus, an Ancient Trading Center, has become a Glitzy New Presence on the International Tax Stage
November 15, 2009
World Trade Executive/ Thompson Reuters Practical US/International Tax Strategies
The Forward Triangular Merger: A Not-So-Straight-Forward Transaction
August 30, 2009
World Trade Executive Practical US/Domestic Tax Strategies
Obama Gets Tongue-Tied Over Taxes: The Administration Offers Its Long Awaited International Tax Proposals
March 31, 2009
World Trade Executive