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How Far Will Multi-State Death Taxation Go--Curry v. McCanless Revisited
It is the purpose of this comment to show how the death tax laws today affect the estate of a person who dies in one state leaving tangible or intangible personalty in another state, and also to recall the laws as they existed in the not too remote past and to surmise what they will be tomorrow in t
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