Federal Income Taxation, Principles and Policies (University Casebook Series)
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Federal Income Taxation, Principles and Policies (University Casebook Series)

by Michael Graetz, Deborah Schenk, Anne Alstott

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Federal Income Taxation, Principles and Policies offers a focused academic treatment of federal income tax law, emphasizing both foundational principles and policy considerations. Written by Michael Graetz, Deborah Schenk, and Anne Alstott, this volume belongs to the University Casebook Series and supports the study of taxation in a legal education setting.

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Federal Income Taxation, Principles and Policies presents a structured study of federal income taxation.

The book focuses on core principles and the policy considerations that shape tax law.

Designed for academic use, it is part of the University Casebook Series.

Authors Michael Graetz, Deborah Schenk, and Anne Alstott provide the text.

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