University of Georgia Law :Getting Personal: Tax Code Lags Growing Body-Parts Market

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Getting Personal: Tax Code Lags Growing Body-Parts Market

11/11/2009

Georgia Law Professor Lisa Milot was quoted in The Wall Street Journal regarding the lack of settled tax treatment when it comes to the sale of body materials. The article was written by Arden Dale and appeared on 11/11/09.

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Getting Personal: Tax Code Lags Growing Body-Parts Market