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A practical approach to federal taxation of corporations, partnerships, estates, and trusts, this volume is appropriate for a one-semester undergraduate or graduate-level second taxation course in accounting. Written by nationally recognized tax educators, this acclaimed three-volume series provides a hands-on, definitive guide to federal income taxation concepts and applications. Stressing quality, readability and accuracy, it combines comprehensive coverage with instructional flexibility in what may be the most practical student-oriented series of texts.

Corporations, Parnerships, Estates and Trusts

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For mainstream introductory courses in individual federal income tax concepts and applications at the undergraduate or MBA level. This series goes beyond simply being a definitive guide by being the only book in tax that provides a built-in study guide (throughout the margins) to break down concepts and assist students in learning tax concepts.

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