Joseph Bankman
Ralph M. Parsons Professor of Law and Business

Publications & Cases

Recent Publications

Joseph Bankman and Michael S. Knoll, Count Stock, Not Cash, Legal Times, p.S32 (February 9, 1998)
Joseph Bankman, K.Pratt, and T. Griffith, Federal Income Tax: Examples and Explanations, 2nd ed., New York: Aspen Law & Business, 601 p., 1998.
Joseph Bankman and Barbara H. Fried, Winners and Losers in the Shift to a Consumption Tax, 86 Georgetown Law Journal 539 (1998).
Joseph Bankman and Ronald J. Gilson, Why Startups?, in Corporate Governance Today. New York: Columbia Law School, 1998. p.43-59.
Joseph Bankman and William A. Klein, Federal Income Taxation, 11th ed., Boston: Little, Brown, 953 p., 1997.
Joseph Bankman, K. Pratt and T. Griffith, Federal Income Tax: Examples and Explanations, Boston: Little, Brown, 1996.
Joseph Bankman and Barbara H. Fried, Why Not a Flat Tax?, 21 Boston Review 1 (Summer 1996).
Joseph Bankman and Barbara H. Fried, Flatness and Fairness. (Book Review: The Flat Tax, by Robert Hall and Alvin Rabushka), Summer 1996 Democracy Project 3 (Summer 1996).
Joseph Bankman and Thomas Griffith (1987), Social Welfare and the Rate Structure: A New Look at Progressive Taxation, in Tax Law, Volume I, edited by Patricia D. White. New York: New York University Press, 1995.
Joseph Bankman, Taxation of Financial Instruments, Tax Law Review (Fall, 1995).
Joseph Bankman, A Market Value Based Corporate Income Tax, 68 Tax Notes 1347-1353 (September 11, 1995).
Joseph Bankman, Commentary, 50 Tax Law Review 787 (1995).
Joseph Bankman and William A. Klein, Federal Income Taxation, 10th ed., Boston: Little, Brown, 946 p., 1994.
Joseph Bankman, The Effect of Anti-Discrimination Provisions on Rank-and-File Compensation, 72 Washington University Law Quarterly 597-618 (1994)
Joseph Bankman, The Politics of the Income Tax, (Book Review: Robert Stanley's Dimensions of Law in the Service of Order: Origins of the Federal Income Tax, 1861-1913), 92 Michigan Law Review 1684-92 (1994).
Joseph Bankman, The Structure of Silicon Valley Start-Ups, 41 University of California at Los Angeles Law Review 1737-1768 (1994).
Joseph Bankman, The Proposed Partnership Anti-Abuse Rule, 64 Tax Notes 270-72 (July 11, 1994)
Joseph Bankman and William A. Klein, Federal Income Taxation, 9th ed., Boston: Little, Brown, 958 p., 1993.
Joesph Bankmanand Thomas Griffith, Is the Debate Between an Income and a Consumption Tax a Debate About Risk? Does it Matter?, 47 Tax Law Review 377-406 (Winter 1992).
Joseph Bankman, William A. Klein, Accurate Taxation of Long-Term Debt: Taking Into Account the Term Structure of Interest, 44 Tax Law Review 335 (1989)