Posted On: May 9, 2008
Estate Planning For Persons With Less Than $5 Million
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A Tax Morale Approach To Compliance Why do people follow the law? The answer, under the traditional theory of compliance, is fear of detection and punishment. Recent literature reveals, however, that the decision to comply is not purely rational. Rather, personal values, social norms, and non-rational cognitive processes also strongly affect the decision.
Legal Blogs
- Law Blog Metrics (Ian Best)
- beSpacific (Sabrina Pacifici)
- Death and Taxes (Joel A. Schoenmeyer)
- HOA Law Blog (Swedelson & Gottlieb)
- Dennis Kennedy Blog (Dennis Kennedy)
- Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect Blog (Walton Barber)
- Chicago Medical Malpractice Lawyer Blog (Hurley, McKenna & Mertz)
- California Criminal Attorney Blog (Pilchman & Kay)
- Florida Estate Planning Lawyer Blog (David M. Goldman )
- California Estate Lawyer Blog (Theodore M. Hankin)
- Securities Fraud Attorney Blog (Rich & Intelisano)
- San Diego Estate Planning Lawyer Blog (Pinkerton, Doppelt & Associates)
- Cruise Ship Law Blog (Lipcon, Margulies & Alsina)
- California Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog (Douglas R. Slain)
- Los Angeles California Tax Attorney Blog (Tax Lawyers Group)
- Justia Legal Marketing Blog (Ken Chan & Tim Stanley)
Tax Blogs
- You and Yours Blawg (Deirdre R. Wheatley-Liss, Esq.)
- TaxProf Blog (Paul L. Caron)
- Gina's Tax Articles (Gina L. Gwozdz)
- ataxingmatter (Linda Beale)
- Massachusetts Estate Planning and Elder Law (Leanna Hamill)
- The Florida Probate Litigation Blog (Juan C. Antunez)
- Texas State & Local Tax Law Blog (Alan E. Sherman)
- The Ohio Trust & Estate Blog (Michael D. Bonasera)
- North Carolina Estate Planning Blog (Gregory Herman-Giddens)
- Toronto Estate Law Blog (Hull & Hull)
- MauledAgain (James Edward Maule)
- Estate Planning Bits (Bacon & Wilson)
- Roth & Company Tax Updates (Roth & Company)
- Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog (Gerry W. Beyer)
- The New York Probate Litigation Blog (Philip M. Bernstein)