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September 1, 1984Journal of the American Taxation Association

Oil and Gas Federal Income Tax Manual.

Patrick A. Hennessee Philip J. Harmelink

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Key Points

To provide a comprehensive review of the 11th edition of the Oil and Gas Federal Income Tax Manual.
Literature review of the book's content and structure.
Analysis of key tax regulations relevant to the oil and gas industry.
Evaluation of contributions by the editor and authors.
Highlights the revisions and updates made in the 11th edition.
Details the practical guidelines for tax accounting in the oil and gas sector.
Discusses the implications of federal tax regulations on industry practices.

Implication

Review of the comprehensive tax manual for oil and gas industries by J. Ray Jones, covering regulations and practices.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Oil and Gas Federal Income Tax Manual," 11th ed., edited by J. Ray Jones.

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