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This report aims to summarize experiences in integrating computers into tax education based on a membership survey.

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June 15, 2026

Recent Developments in Computer Usage in the Teaching of Tax Courses: Report of the 1984-85 American Taxation Association Computer Usage Committee.

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This report aims to summarize experiences in integrating computers into tax education based on a membership survey.
Survey respondents from American Taxation Association
Identified advantages of computer usage in tax education
Evaluated costs and provided cost minimization suggestions
Identified two key advantages: keeping pace with tax developments and enhancing student comprehension
Outlined costs associated with computer integration
Suggested effective strategies for minimizing these costs

Abstract

Abstract This report summarizes the experiences of respondents to an American Taxation Association membership survey on integrating computers into tax courses. Two principal advantages of introducing computers are identified: (1) to keep pace with developments in tax practice, and (2) to develop a tool for increasing student comprehension. Costs of introducing computers are identified and suggestions are provided for cost minimization.

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