Federal Tax Procedures for Attorneys

Description

Experienced tax lawyers, those new to tax law, and academics alike will benefit from this accessible book, that provides a nuts-and-bolts approach in solving specific problems that arise in everyday tax practice. The author provides insight and practical tips on all aspects of federal tax controversies, from audit (examination) through the administrative appeals process and subsequent litigation, and on to collection (enforcement) issues.

Reviews

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-03-31
Summary: "Great book for learning the basics of tax procedure"

This book is unique because it doesn't just generally explain what goes on during an audit, appeal, or settlement. It's written by someone who used to work for the IRS, so it portrays an inside account of what occurs internally at each step in the process; i.e. audit, appeal, tax court etc.
I really recommend it to anyone entering tax practice.