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Written from the perspective of an experienced tax practitioner, this user-friendly text provides students with practical steps and suggestions for Tax Research.
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About the Author:
Barbara H. Karlin's Tax Research, Second Edition, presents the subject of tax research within a uniquely integrated format oriented toward the process of conducting tax research in real-world situations. First, the text combines the presentation of how to do tax research with a discussion of the research resources that exist. Second, the book brings together a discussion of both electronic and print research tools.
Features- NEW—Updated to reflect changes in electronic research tools.
- NEW—Updated chapter on federal tax procedure to reflect changes in the IRS organization and structure.
- Practitioner observations appear throughout to give a real-world view to the subject.
- Emphasis on the research process—discusses both primary and secondary research tools in detail and in the order in which each would be used. Each chapter begins with flow charts on the research process.
- Provides students with the necessary tie between the technical information about research resources and information about the research process.
- Integrated discussion of electronic and print research resources within each step of the research process—each chapter addresses all the available methods of accessing tax resources.
- Provides the reader with the capability of mixing media depending on the library availability and their personal preferences.
- A separate appendix on using the World Wide Web—addresses additional issues and tools available using this medium even though it is discussed in other chapters throughout the book.
- Gives students the necessary exposure to this modern research tool to increase their comfort and competency.
- Focuses on the practical elements of tax research—e.g., the need to be time efficient.
- Supplies students with the knowledge they need to effectively and efficiently perform tax research that they will need to do for actual clients.
- Allows students to apply what is learned in a building block fashion, so that the process and information learned in earlier chapters are practiced in combination with new information in later chapters.
Supplements: Instructor Resource Manual and Instructor Resource CD-ROM containing solutions to the end-of-chapter problems and test questions. A separate CD-ROM will be packaged with every text that contains Tax Analyst's OneDisc program for tax research.
Barbara Karlin has been a professor in the School of Taxation at Golden Gate University since 1986. She was Dean of the School of Taxation from 1997-2002 as well as Dean of the School of Business from 1999-2002. In 2002 Barbara became the university's Vice President of Academic Affairs.
Barbara has written and presented extensively on the subject of tax research, including presentations at the AICPA Graduate Tax symposium at the 1990 and 1998 meetings. In addition, she has written and recorded several video tapes on the subject.
Barbara brings practical experience to her teaching and academic administration. She earned her CPA certificate while working for Coopers & Lybrand in San Francisco, California. In addition, Barbara holds an LL.M. in Taxation from Golden Gate University and a J.D. from Hastings College of the Law. She earned her bachelor's degree from Stanford University.
As a professor in the School of Taxation, Barbara developed a graduate course that she teaches entirely over the Internet as part of the university's successful online Masters in Taxation program. She helped develop the graduate Tax Research class also offered on the Internet by Golden Gate.
In addition to her work at Golden Gate University, Barbara has been very involved in the accreditation work of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). She was a member on its Substantive Change Committee and continues to serve on accreditation visiting teams when time permits.
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- PublisherPearson College Div
- Publication date2002
- ISBN 10 0131763113
- ISBN 13 9780131763111
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number2
- Number of pages603
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