TAX RESEARCH KARLIN B. Księgarnia

For undergraduate and graduate courses in Tax Research

Written from the perspective of an experienced tax practitioner, this user-friendly text provides students with practical steps and suggestions for Tax Research.

Q. Do you struggle to provide a "real-world" perspective in your tax research course?

A. Tax Research 3/e is authored by Barbara Karlin who is both a tax practioner as well as an academic. She has written this text with an easy-to-understand language and a focus on how tax research is done in the "real world."

Q. Do you believe it is improtant to have students comfortable with doing tax research electronically?

A. Karlin provide step by step illustrations on how to perform electronic research from a variety of research starting points and using a variety of research questions.

Q. Would you find flow charts helpful to illustrate the tax research process?

A. Tax Research 3/e employees a flow-chart system at the beginning of each chapter to illustrate the research process and integration of all the steps.

Contents

Ch 1 - Overview of Tax Research

Ch 2 - The Internal Revenue Code

Ch 3 -Treasury Interpretations

Ch 4 - Judicial Interpretations

Ch 5 - How to Discover Relevant Primary Authority: Using Reference Services and Other Secondary Sources

Ch 6 - Culmination of the Tax Research Process and Legal and Ethical Considerations

Ch 7 - Communicating Research Results

Ch 8 - Overview of Tax Procedure

Ch 9 - State Tax Research

Appendix A - Citation Examples

Appendix B - Useful Tax Resource Internet Addresses

Appendix C - Databases of CCH and RIA Web-Based Libraries

Appendix D - Research Using CCH Tax Research NetWork

Appendix E - Research Using RIA Checkpoint

Appendix F - State Tax Research Using CCH Internet Tax Research NetWork

Appendix G - State Tax Research Using RIA Checkpoint

Appendix H - Treasury Circular 230

Paperback, 590 pages

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