This text is designed with the AICPA model tax curriculum in mind, and presents the introductory federal taxation course from a business entity perspective. The 2002 Edition of An Introduction to Business Entities provides thorough and adequate coverage of all relevant codes and regulations, emphasizing the high-interest and multidisciplinary aspects of taxation. This text is an ideal fit for the program that offers only one course in taxation where readers need to be exposed to corporate taxation as well as individual taxation. This text assumes no prior course in taxation has been taken.
West Federal Taxation 2002: Comprehensive volume
This text provides comprehensive and authoritative coverage of the relevant codes and regulations as they pertain to the individual taxpayer, as well as coverage of all major developments in federal taxation.
An ideal alternative to the traditional, bulky, and expensive multi-volume set of Code and Regulations, this single-volume reference book provides a useful selection of Code and Regulations sections and clear annotations in the form of ...
An edited version of the first two WFT textbooks, this book offers a thorough and balanced treatment of relevant tax codes and regulations as applied to individuals and corporations.
This text provides comprehensive and authoritative coverage of the relevant codes and regulations as they pertain to the individual taxpayer, as well as coverage of all major developments in federal taxation.
Prentice Hall's Federal Taxation 2002: Comprehensive
An introduction to individual federal income tax concepts and applications, these books are appropriate for introductory courses at the undergraduate or MBA level.Written by nationally recognized tax educators, acclaimed three-volume series ...
West Federal Taxation's Corporations, Partnerships, Estates and Trusts, 2002 Edition continues the tradition of excellence with its coverage of tax legislation as it impacts Corporations, Partnerships, Estates, and Trusts.
Concepts in Federal Taxation is designed for a more conceptual, less detailed approach to federal taxation of individuals and corporations in an introductory taxation course.
Prentice Hall's Federal Taxation 2002, Individuals (Looseleaf)