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March 1, 1987Journal of the American Taxation Association

Programmed Guide to Tax Research (Book).

John C. Robison Manson P. Dillaway

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The aim is to assess the content and utility of the book for tax research purposes.
Reviewed key themes and structure of the book.
Analyzed educational methodologies presented in the text.
The book effectively covers fundamental principles of tax law.
It employs programmed learning techniques to enhance understanding and application of taxation concepts.

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Book review of 'Programmed Guide to Tax Research' addressing key concepts in taxation.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Programmed Guide to Tax Research," by James E. Parker and Don C. Marshall.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2f97c8a1cfeec490828d47 https://doi.org/10.2308/jata-6143802

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