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Our upcoming selection of tax law books will cover essential topics such as compliance, regulations, and case studies relevant to tax professionals. These titles are designed for accountants, tax advisors, and legal practitioners who need to stay updated on the latest tax legislation and practices. Leading publishers like CCH, LexisNexis, and Sweet & Maxwell will feature prominently, ensuring that you have access to authoritative resources that enhance your professional knowledge and skills.
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The Laws and Principles of Secondary Liability
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Comparative Enforcement of International Law
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Imprisonment in Early Modern England: Politics, Debt and the Origins of a Carceral Society
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