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October 1, 1980The Accounting Review

Federal Income Tax.

James R. Hasselback Thomas J. Burns

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Key Points

The review assesses the key themes and arguments presented in the book 'Federal Income Tax'.
Analyzed the content and structure of the book.
Examined the authors' perspectives on tax laws.
Considered the economic implications discussed in the text.
The book offers a comprehensive overview of federal income tax policies.
It highlights the historical evolution of tax legislation.
The authors emphasize the economic impact of tax reforms on various sectors.

Implication

This review evaluates the book on federal income tax legislation and its economic implications.

Abstract

The article reviews the book "Federal Income Tax," by Charles B. Edelson, William O. Green and Ann H. Green.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba43a84e9516ffd37a527c https://doi.org/10.2308/tar-4496239

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