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March 1, 1985Journal of the American Taxation Association

Principals of Federal Income Taxation 1984-1985 (Book).

William D. Samson William A. Raabe

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Key Points

This review analyzes key themes and insights from the book on federal income taxation during the specified period.
Review of the book's content and structure.
Evaluation of the authors' contributions to tax principles and policy.
Comparative analysis of taxation approaches based on the years discussed.
Outlines significant tax principles introduced in 1984-1985.
Critiques the relevance of the book's content in contemporary tax practices.
Highlights contributions by the authors to tax law understanding.

Implication

Book review highlights key concepts and legal frameworks in federal income taxation for the years 1984-1985.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Principles of Federal Income Taxation 1984-1985," by Dennis J. Gaffney, Donald H. Skadden and James E. Wheeler.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2f9718a1cfeec490828294 https://doi.org/10.2308/jata-6147577

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