Product Description: A concise, tightly-edited casebook that focuses on core principles and policies so students can learn the major patterns and themes of partnership taxation. Completely-up-to date in organizational structure and text to fully integrate current developments relating to partnership liabilities, transfers of compensatory partnership interests, mandatory basis adjustments, the look-through approach to sales of partnership interests, and the partnership anti-abuse rules...read more

Reliable source on the federal income taxation of partners and partnerships. Text contains an authoritative summary on the organization, tax accounting, allocations, distributions, and liabilities of a partnership. Also discusses subjects such as contributed property, partner-partnership transactions, transferring interests, and what happens when a partner retires.

Corporate Double Tax and Tax Reform Act of 1986; Case Against Double Taxation; Corporate Tax and Deferral; Choice of Business Entity; Fundamental Concepts; Corporation as Taxable Entity; Definition and Classification; Corporate Tax Rate Structure; Corporate Taxable Income; Taxable Year and Method of Accounting; Incorporations; Non-Liquidating Distributions; Redemptions; Stock Dividends; Complete Liquidations; Collapsible Corporations; Taxable Acquisitions; Reorganizations; Corporate Divisions; Carryover of Corporate Attributes; Subchapter S; Integration.

Product Description: This anthology is designed to be used both as a source of supplemental readings in the estate and gift tax course and as a primary text in tax policy seminars. In selecting the materials included in this book, the editors sought to emphasize the classic writing in the field while at the same time include a sampling of recent tax scholarship...read more

The Federal Income Tax Anthology is designed to be used either as a source of supplemental readings in the basic federal income tax course or as a primary text in a tax policy seminar. This anthology enriches the income tax course by affording students the opportunity to explore in greater depth many of the subjects traditionally covered in that course, as well as to consider issues that often receive only cursory attention in the standard casebooks. The issues raised in Part I (the tax legislative, administrative, and litigation processes), Part VII (race, class, and gender), and Part VIII (alternatives to the current system) are particularly suited for advanced study in tax policy seminars.