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A Guide to Federal Income Tax superbly integrates law and tax policy, providing readers with a basic theoretical understanding of federal taxation in the major areas that would be addressed in most small law firms. It also gives the reader an overview of the workings of the Internal Revenue Service, and guides them, line by through, through all of the federal tax forms a law office would encounter. Through numerous examples, practical tips, summaries of judicial decisions, chapter summaries, and exercise problems, the author does an exceptional job of helping current and future legal professionals absorb this wealth of information. Readers are taken from basic tax law and policy at the start of the book to chapters on individual taxation, the taxation of the various business formats, and the taxation of trusts and estates.

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9781401810399

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Chapter One: Overview of Federal Tax Law and Tax Research. Chapter Two: Federal Income Taxation of Individuals. Chapter Three: Federal Income Taxation of Sole Proprietorships. Chapter Four: Federal Income Taxation of Partnerships. Chapter Five: Federal Income Taxation of Corporations and LLCs. Chapter Six: Federal Estate Taxation. Chapter Seven: Federal Income Taxation of Estates and Trusts.

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Jeffrey A. Helewitz received his J.D. and LL.M. in International Business and Trade from Georgetown University Law Center and an M.B.A. in Finance from New York University. He has worked for the National Office of the Internal Revenue Service and was in private practice for several years. Currently, Mr. Helewitz is a Court Attorney for a Civil Court Judge in New York. Mr. Helewitz is the author of twenty texts designed for paralegals and lawyers, as well as numerous articles. He has taught law at both C.U.N.Y. School of Law and Touro College Law Center, and is an active C.L.E. lecturer.

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