Defines more than six thousand tax terms, from abatement and audit to yield to withholding and zero coupon bonds

Shepard's McGraw-Hill Tax Dictionary for Business

Business & Money

Minars, David

Westin, Richard A.

Economics

McGraw=Hill

This accessible casebook combines a strong problems approach with a sufficient level of policy considerations to provide a coherent structure for understanding the law. 
Designed to facilitate teaching and learning, Basic Federal Incom Taxation 
<li>uses text, tightly-edited cases, and problems to drive the exploration of the field</li>
<li>covers all the major topics of basic Federal Income Taxation in a concise presentation</li>
<li>offers an outstanding group of problems brief ones to test understanding and more in-depth ones to engage</li>
<li>deftly integrates policy issues and tax procedure to enlighten, instead of overwhelming is organized for readability, each major heading is followed by references to the associated Code and regulations</li>
<li>facilitates case analysis through explanatory text that introduces the factual context for most cases, as well as notes after the cases</li>
<li>supplies basic background on financial theory, such as discounting, cash flows, and internal rates of return and original issue discount</li>
<li>includes a glossary of terms at the end of the book The casebook prepares for practice by: 
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<li>discussing the rules of practice before the IRS offering practical advice regarding the appropriate level of aggressiveness when representing a taxpayer</li>
<li>presenting examples of primary tax forms filed by individuals</li>
<li>providing selected examples from different countries to awaken interest in comparative law</li>

Basic Federal Income Taxation (Casebook)

Administrative Law

Aspen Law & Business

WG & L tax dictionary

Reference

Warren, Gorham & Lamont of Ria

This book covers the basics of the federal income taxation of partnerships and corporations including the taxation of LLCs, LLPs and S corporations.  In addition, it alludes to a short list of other business enterprises. It is designed to be taught as two major components: partnerships and corporations.  Both components use the traditional "cradle-to-grave" approach. Because of their practical importance, the book makes reference to Social Security taxes and estate taxes.  There is no discussion of State income taxes.  Although the book is comparatively short, the materials are dense and are heavily supplemented with problems.    The cases have been extensively edited, and most footnotes in the original cases have been eliminated without any explicit reference to the fact of their elimination, other than the words in this paragraph. Case and statute citations of the court and commentators, as well as footnotes, have been omitted without so specifying; numbered footnotes are from the original materials but do not retain the original numbering, except by accident.                  The book is rich with problems that are scattered along the way, rather than at the end of each chapter. They are not especially difficult and are designed to build confidence while at the same time forcing students to review the central Code provisions and pertinent regulations.

Federal Income Taxation of Business Enterprises: Cases, Statutes, Rulings

Beck, Richard C.E.

Tax Law

Vandeplas Pub.

This third edition covers the basics of the federal income taxation of partnerships and corporations including the taxation of LLCs, LLPs and S corporations. In addition, it alludes to a short list of other business enterprises. It is designed to be taught as two major components: partnerships and corporations. Both components use the traditional "cradle-to-grave" approach. Because of their practical importance, the book makes reference to Social Security taxes and estate taxes. There is no discussion of State income taxes. Although the book is comparatively short, the materials are dense and are heavily supplemented with problems. The cases have been extensively edited, and most footnotes in the original cases have been eliminated without any explicit reference to the fact of their elimination, other than the words in this paragraph. Case and statute citations of the court and commentators, as well as footnotes, have been omitted without so specifying; numbered footnotes are from the original materials but do not retain the original numbering, except by accident. The book is rich with problems that are scattered along the way, rather than at the end of each chapter. They are not especially difficult and are designed to build confidence while at the same time forcing students to review the central Code provisions and pertinent regulations. RICHARD A. WESTIN is Professor of Law at the University of Kentucky, College of Law. He joined the College of Law faculty in 1998 as the Laramie L. Leatherman Distinguished Professor of Tax Law. He was a member of the faculty of the University of Houston College of Law from 1984 until 1998, where he taught in the areas of business and tax law. He holds B.A. and M.B.A. degrees from Columbia University and was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Law School as a member of Order of the Coif. RICHARD C.E. BECK is Professor of Law at the New York Law School. An expert in federal individual income tax who has testified before the Oversight Subcommittee of the House Ways &amp; Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee on spousal liability income taxes, Professor Beck teaches Individual Tax, Tax Policy, and International Tax. He has also taught Corporate &amp; Partnership Tax. Professor Beck grew up in Chicago and earned a B.A. and Ph.D. in linguistics from the University of Chicago, where he also taught for a year. He then taught Indo-European linguistics and Sanskrit at Brown for seven years before turning to law. SERGIO PAREJA is Associate Professor of Law at the University of New Mexico School of Law. He joined the UNM law faculty in 2005 after nearly nine years in private practice in Colorado and Indiana. Most recently, Pareja was a partner in the tax department at a large Denver law firm. While in private practice, Pareja specialized in Federal individual and corporate income tax planning, state and local tax matters, and estate and gift tax planning.

Pareja, Sergio

This fourth edition covers the basics of the federal income taxation of partnerships and corporations including the taxation of LLCs, LLPs and S corporations. In addition, it alludes to a short list of other business enterprises. It is designed to be taught as two major components: partnerships and corporations. Both components use the traditional "cradle-to-grave" approach. Because of their practical importance, the book makes reference to Social Security taxes and estate taxes. There is no discussion of State income taxes. Although the book is comparatively short, the materials are thorough and are heavily supplemented with problems. The cases have been extensively edited, and most footnotes in the original cases have been eliminated without any explicit reference to the fact of their elimination, other than the words in this paragraph. Case and statute citations of the court and commentators, as well as footnotes, have been omitted without so specifying; numbered footnotes are from the original materials but do not retain the original numbering, except by accident. The book is rich with problems that are scattered along the way, rather than at the end of each chapter. They are not especially difficult and are designed to build confidence while at the same time forcing students to review the central Code provisions and pertinent regulations. RICHARD A. WESTIN is Professor of Law at the University of Kentucky, College of Law. He joined the College of Law faculty in 1998 as the Laramie L. Leatherman Distinguished Professor of Tax Law. He was a member of the faculty of the University of Houston College of Law from 1984 until 1998, where he taught in the areas of business and tax law. He holds B.A. and M.B.A. degrees from Columbia University and was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Law School as a member of Order of the Coif. RICHARD C.E. BECK is Professor of Law at the New York Law School. An expert in federal individual income tax who has testified before the Oversight Subcommittee of the House Ways &amp; Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee on spousal liability for income taxes, Professor Beck teaches Individual Tax, Tax Policy, and International Tax. He has also taught Corporate &amp; Partnership Tax. Professor Beck grew up in Chicago and earned a B.A. and Ph.D. in linguistics from the University of Chicago, where he also taught for a year. He then taught Indo-European linguistics and Sanskrit at Brown for seven years before turning to law. SERGIO PAREJA is Professor of Law at the University of New Mexico School of Law. He joined the UNM law faculty in 2005 after nearly nine years in private practice in Colorado and Indiana. Most recently, Pareja was a partner in the tax department at a large Denver law firm. While in private practice, Pareja specialized in Federal individual and corporate income tax planning, state and local tax matters, and estate and gift tax planning. He holds a B.A. degree from the University of California at Berkeley and a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center.

The subject of this book is the Federal Income Taxation of individuals, meaning human beings. It briefly touches on the taxation of partnerships, trusts and corporations, largely for the purpose of enhancing your understanding of how individuals are taxed when they own interests in such entities. The Federal Income Tax on individuals provides the great preponderance of the federal government's revenues. The other primary sources of government revenue, aside from borrowing money and Social Security taxes, are corporate income taxes, transfer taxes imposed on gifts and the estates of decedents, and so-called excise taxes. The latter are usually in the nature of sales taxes on particular items, such as gasoline and diesel fuel, and some are just penalties under a gentler name. This book is limited to taxation of U.S. citizens who reside in the United States, subject to some sideways glances at the implications of departing the United States or coming to it as an alien. This book is traditional in nature, and has many of the usual landmark cases on the subject. It contains numerous study problems and requires selected readings of the Internal Revenue Code and the Treasury Regulations.

Basic Federal Income Taxation of Individuals

Moran, Beverly

Schlunk, Herwig

Vandeplas Publishing

This fifth edition covers the basics of the federal income taxation of partnerships and corporations including the taxation of LLCs, LLPs and S corporations. In addition, it alludes to a short list of other business enterprises. We designed the text for teaching in two components: partnerships and corporations. Both components use the traditional "cradle-to-grave" approach. Because of their practical importance, the book refers to Social Security taxes and estate taxes. There is no discussion of State income taxes.
Although the book is comparatively short, the materials are thorough and heavily supplemented with problems that are scattered along the way, rather than at the end of each chapter. The problems are not especially difficult. Instead, we designed the problems to build confidence while at the same time forcing students to review the central Code provisions and pertinent regulations. 
We edited the cases extensively, and eliminated most footnotes as well as the court's and commentators' case and statute citations, without any explicit reference their elimination. Numbered footnotes are from the original materials but, except by accident, they do not retain their original numbering.

Federal Income Taxation of Business Enterprises: Cases, Statutes & Rulings, 5th Edition

Moran, Beverly I.

The subject of this book is the Federal Income Taxation of individuals, meaning human beings. It briefly touches on the taxation of partnerships, trusts and corporations, largely for the purpose of enhancing your understanding of how individuals are taxed when they own interests in such entities. The Federal Income Tax on individuals provides the great preponderance of the federal government's revenues. The other primary sources of government revenue, aside from borrowing money and Social Security taxes, are corporate income taxes, transfer taxes imposed on gifts and the estates of decedents, and so-called excise taxes. The latter are usually in the nature of sales taxes on particular items, such as gasoline and diesel fuel, and some are just penalties under a gentler name. This book is limited to taxation of U.S. citizens who reside in the United States, subject to some sideways glances at the implications of departing the United States or coming to it as an alien. This book is traditional in nature, and has many of the usual landmark cases on the subject. It contains numerous study problems and requires selected readings of the Internal Revenue Code and the Treasury Regulations.

Basic Federal Income Taxation of Individuals, Second Revised Edition

The bricks and mortar of commercial law as we know it are crumbling into dust. Electronic commerce sweeps away the very foundations of what was not so long ago our most solid, comfortable, and secure legal system. In its most advanced form e-commerce allows unidentified purchasers to pay obscure vendors, in `electronic cash,' for products that are often goods, services, and licenses all rolled into one. A payee may be no more than a computer that can take up `residence' anywhere at the drop of a hat; national boundaries are of no consequence whatsoever. Taxation authorities are understandably dismayed. 
 This book, now in its second edition, is a minutely detailed overview of current reality in the worldwide huddle of revenue regimes as they try to cope with the most daunting challenge they have ever had to face. It analyzes a number of fast-moving trends in the behaviors of national taxation authorities, web-based companies, VoiP, certain low-tax (or no-tax) jurisdictions, and international organizations that have significant bearing on the future development of the taxation of e-commerce. These trends include the following: how United States domestic and international tax rules are being interpreted in the effort to accommodate e-commerce; <ul>
<li> the powerful retailers' lobby against the moratorium on U.S. state and local sales tax on Internet transactions; </li> <li> how VAT rules in EU countries and other jurisdictions are being restructured to accommodate international e-commerce; new theories of income and payment characterization, and in particular the influential OECD ongoing study; and </li> <li> the crucial discussion over what constitutes a `permanent establishment for tax purposes. </li> </ul>

International Taxation of Electronic Commerce Second Edition

International

Kluwer Law Intl

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Shepard's McGraw-Hill Tax Dictionary for Business

Basic Federal Income Taxation (Casebook)

WG & L tax dictionary

Federal Income Taxation of Business Enterprises: Cases, Statutes, Rulings

Federal Income Taxation of Business Enterprises: Cases, Statutes, Rulings

Federal Income Taxation of Business Enterprises: Cases, Statutes, Rulings

Basic Federal Income Taxation of Individuals

Federal Income Taxation of Business Enterprises: Cases, Statutes & Rulings, 5th Edition

Basic Federal Income Taxation of Individuals, Second Revised Edition

International Taxation of Electronic Commerce Second Edition