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Federal Taxation Practice and Procedure (10th Edition)

Federal Taxation Practice and Procedure (10th Edition)

Author: Robert E. Meldman; Richard J. Sideman
Publisher: CCH U.S.
ISBN: 9780808026860
Published In: December 2011
Format: Hardback , 1000 pages
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Federal Taxation Practice and Procedure (10th Edition) provides a clear explanation of the organization, structure and processes involved in IRS practice. A favorite in practice and procedure classes because of its clear descriptions and logical presentation, it is a top reference for practitioners as well. The book patiently covers the basics, the complexities and the details with plenty of real-life illustrations and examples. All the latest IRS structural changes and developments are explained, and the book helpfully includes reproductions of official letters, forms and notices used by the IRS. Federal Taxation Practice and Procedure (10th Edition) is now available in an eBook format which you can download to your computer instantly.

This new 10th Edition reflects the latest statutory, regulatory and case developments along with changes in IRS operations and processes. Included right in place are special end-of-chapter problems for those using the book as a text or training tool. The authors continue the practice of carefully and concisely explaining the workings of the IRS, so that the reader gets a clear sense of how things work on a practical level.

This comprehensive guide discusses the administrative structure of the IRS, ethical duties of the practitioner, preparer penalties, and the statute of limitations. The Service's procedure in determining, reviewing, litigating and collecting tax deficiencies is described, and the roles of all the key groups within the IRS are covered. Also included are a discussion of related criminal investigations and the use of the IRS summons. The indirect method of proof is also covered.

The book's helpful Appendix contains the key sections from the Statement of Procedural Rules adopted by the Treasury Department to govern the internal administration and functioning of the IRS.

The book reflects the substantial experience and resourcefulness of its authors in highly successful IRS practices.

The book's chapters are organized in a pedagogically sound sequence for optimum teaching and superior professional reference.

Chapters are as follows:

Chapter 1: Organization of the IRS
Chapter 2: Practice Before the Internal Revenue Service
Chapter 3: Ethical Responsibilities
Chapter 4: Examination of Returns
Chapter 5: Large Case Audits
Chapter 6: Investigative Authority of the Internal Revenue Service
Chapter 7: Evidentiary Privilege for Federally Authorized Tax Practitioners
Chapter 8: Partnership Audit Procedures
Chapter 9: Penalties and Interest
Chapter 10: Statute of Limitations on Assessment
Chapter 11: Access to Internal Revenue Service Information
Chapter 12: The Appeals Office
Chapter 13: Assessment Procedure
Chapter 14: The Collection Process
Chapter 15: Claims for Refund
Chapter 16: Private Rulings and Determination Letters
Chapter 17: International Tax Procedure
Chapter 18: Criminal Tax Procedure
Chapter 19: Indirect Method of Proving Income
Appendices
Case Table
Finding Lists

Robert E. Meldman , J.D., LL.M., is a retired partner from Reinhart, Boerner, Van Deuren, Norris & Rieselbach in Milwaukee. He served as Vice-chair of the Taxpayer Advisory Panel (IRS TAPs Program) and Chair of the Taxpayer Advisory Panel Ad Hoc Committee. Mr. Meldman currently serves as the Director of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Low Income Taxpayer Clinic.

His practice focused on civil and criminal tax litigation, tax controversies and the tax aspects of general business and international transactions. He also co-author of CCH's "Practical Guide to U.S. Taxation of International Transactions" and CCH's self-study course, "Federal Taxation Practice and Procedure Course."

Mr. Meldman is an adjunct professor of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Master of Taxation and Graduate International Business programs. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin, his law degree from Marquette University, and his Masters of Law in Taxation from New York University.

Richard J. Sideman , J.D., LL.M., is co-founder of the law firm Sideman & Bancroft in San Francisco. Mr. Sideman's practice involves representation of taxpayers before the Examination Division, the Collection Division, and the Appeals Office of the IRS, as well as before the California Franchise Tax Board.

He is a frequent lecturer on tax practice and litigation, and he has published many articles for legal and tax journals on a variety of tax issues. He received his law degree from Harvard Law School and his Masters of Law in Taxation from New York University School of Law.