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.

Federal Wealth Transfer Tax Anthology

McCouch, Grayson

Caron, Paul

Lowenfeld, Andreas

Administrative Law

Carolina Academic Press

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.

Federal Income Tax Anthology

Tax Law

The Sixth Edition continues the comprehensive, yet flexible, presentation of prior editions. It explores both the technical and policy issues associated with wealth transfer taxation. It is adaptable for use in a single course covering basic wealth transfer taxation or a sequence of courses dealing with wealth transfer taxation at either the J.D. level or LL.M. level, while presenting selected in-depth coverage of advanced issues. Within each section, the book moves from the straightforward to the more complex rules associated with the topic so that each professor can decide the level of complexity he or she wishes to reach in the course. The Sixth Edition thoroughly integrates all relevant amendments to the Code enacted through January 1, 2009. This casebook is unrivaled in scope and depth of analysis and in its flexibility for use in different courses using any teaching technique.

Federal Wealth Transfer Taxation (University Casebook Series)

McDaniel, Paul

Repetti, James

Foundation Press

McDaniel, Repetti and Caron's Study Problems to Accompany Federal Wealth Transfer Taxation, Cases and Materials is designed to accompany the main casebook, although the problems can be used with any other casebook. The problems help students master the important material in each chapter, help focus classroom discussion, and provide students with a helpful road map of the course.

Study Problems to Accompany Federal Wealth Transfer Taxation (Coursebook)

This book explores the historical context of seminal U.S. Supreme Court federal income tax cases and the role they continue to play in U.S. tax law. Each of the chapters sets forth the social, factual, and legal background of the case and discusses various court proceedings and judicial opinions.

Tax Stories (Law Stories)

This edition continues the comprehensive, yet flexible, presentation of prior editions. It explores technical and policy issues and is adaptable for use in a single course covering basic wealth transfer taxation or a sequence of such courses at either the J.D. level or LL.M. level. It includes approximately 300 problems, designed to help students master the material covered in each chapter. Within each section, the book moves from the straightforward to the more complex, empowering the professor to select the appropriate level of complexity for her course. It thoroughly integrates all changes in the law through May 1, 2015, including case law, legislation, regulations, rulings, and other administrative pronouncements.

Federal Wealth Transfer Taxation, Cases and Materials, 7th (University Casebook Series)

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