Abstract ABSTRACT: Tax clinics have been employed for several years to aid learning in law schools. In a recent report, the Internal Revenue Service suggests that clinics might be set up by university accounting departments. The experience with tax clinics at some law schools is outlined and evaluated; possible funding alternatives for accounting department tax clinics is considered, and implications for accounting departments are reviewed.
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