9781634258807-1634258800-A Practitioner's Guide to Tax Evidence: A Primer on the Federal Rules of Evidence As Applied by the Tax Court

A Practitioner's Guide to Tax Evidence: A Primer on the Federal Rules of Evidence As Applied by the Tax Court

ISBN-13: 9781634258807
ISBN-10: 1634258800
Edition: 2nd
Author: Joni Larson
Publication date: 2018
Publisher: American Bar Association
Format: Paperback 354 pages
Category: Accounting
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ISBN-13: 9781634258807
ISBN-10: 1634258800
Edition: 2nd
Author: Joni Larson
Publication date: 2018
Publisher: American Bar Association
Format: Paperback 354 pages
Category: Accounting

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A Practitioner's Guide to Tax Evidence: A Primer on the Federal Rules of Evidence As Applied by the Tax Court (ISBN-13: 9781634258807 and ISBN-10: 1634258800), written by authors Joni Larson, was published by American Bar Association in 2018. With an overall rating of 3.6 stars, it's a notable title among other Accounting books. You can easily purchase or rent A Practitioner's Guide to Tax Evidence: A Primer on the Federal Rules of Evidence As Applied by the Tax Court (Paperback) from BooksRun, along with many other new and used Accounting books and textbooks. And, if you're looking to sell your copy, our current buyback offer is $4.03.

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A must-read for anyone preparing for trial before the U.S. Tax Court, the Second Edition of A Practitioner's Guide to Tax Evidence: A Primer on the Federal Rules of Evidence As Applied by the Tax Court takes the reader step-by-step through the Federal Rules of Evidence as applied by the Tax Court and brings coverage of Tax Court opinions current through early 2017. This compilation results in an easy-to-follow collection of cases to support or guide a practitioner facing an evidentiary problem before the Tax Court. New material in the Second Edition includes:

  • Information as to why an appellate court reversed the Tax Court's evidentiary decision (and, where applicable, why it affirmed the Tax Court's decision).
  • Information about splits of authority in the appellate courts regarding evidentiary issues.
  • Significantly more examples of how the Tax Court has applied the rules of evidence.
The condensed and well-organized sections allow one to easily spot a particular issue or the Evidentiary Rule at hand and to find the supporting cases, and the case discussions have sufficient detail to allow the reader to know whether to go and read the full case. The brief summary of requirements of the major rules presented along with dozens of practice pointers assist the practitioner in charting the proof necessary to succeed.
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