Daniel Lathrope

Biography

Professor Daniel Lathrope's teaching and research focus is taxation. He received his J.D. degree from Northwestern University School of Law, and his LL.M. in Taxation from New York University School of Law. Professor Lathrope became a member of the UC Hastings faculty in 1980 and later served as Associate Dean, Academic Dean, and Acting Dean.

Professor Lathrope is the co–author of several casebooks on individual, corporate, and partnership taxation, including Fundamentals of Federal Income Taxation, Fundamentals of Corporate Taxation, and Fundamentals of Partnership Taxation. He is the author of The Alternative Minimum Tax—Compliance and Planning with Analysis, a treatise on the alternative minimum tax, and a book on comparative income taxation titled Global Issues in Income Taxation. He has taught in the graduate tax programs at New York University and the University of Florida. He teaches at the University of San Francisco School of Law and has also taught at UC Berkeley, Pacific McGeorge, and Leiden University in the Netherlands.

In his spare time, Professor Lathrope enjoys golf, sitting by a lake, reading, fantasy football, and watching water polo.

Courses taught: U.S. Taxation of Foreign Transactions and Investment

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Selected Articles (6)

Reduce the Impact of the Alternative Minimum Tax

Practical Tax Strategies

2000

Recent Tax Developments in the Taxation of Corporations and Shareholders

Tulane Institute of Federal Taxation

1997 - 1998

Federal Tax Policy, Tax Subsidies, and the Financing of Professional Sports Facilities

S. Texas Law Review

1997

The United States Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax

Forfaitair

1992

An Introduction to Subchapter S of the United States Internal Revenue Code

Fiskaal

1992

State Defined Marital Status: Its Future as an Operative Tax Factor

UC Davis Law Review

1983