Federal Tax Research: Policy and Practice Resources

Access Within Law School Only - A web-based research tool for tax and accounting information. Contents include the Federal Tax Coordinator, U.S. Tax Reporter, Worldwide Tax Laws, Worldwide Commercial Laws, and Corporation and Partnership Tax Return Guide.

Distributes research on a range of accounting topics including financial accounting, managerial accounting, auditing, tax, and litigation. It provides access to working papers and article manuscripts that have been accepted for publication, often a year before they appear in print.

Campus network or VPN connection only - Provides online versions of numerous primary and secondary sources in the areas of accounting and tax law.

2002-present. Thomson Reuters/Checkpoint publication.

American Legal Institute publication

Tax Journal is a leading tax publication for the UK corporate and business community. The journal prides itself on the calibre of its authors and the usefulness of its information.

Georgetown also has a comprehensive guide on researching Federal Tax law.

This peer-reviewed publication of the ABA Taxation Section, The Tax Lawyer has free archives going back to 2004 (Vol. 57, Issue 4) to the most current issue online.

The ABA Section of Taxation NewsQuarterly (formerly the Newsletter) is published four times a year to report on developments pertaining to taxation, Section news and meeting updates, and other information of professional interest to Tax Section members and other readers.

Produced with the cooperation of the Section of Taxation of the American Bar Association, this useful magazine offers concise, practice-oriented articles to assist lawyers with all aspects of tax law. The articles are written by practitioners and are reviewed by an expert board of editorial advisors who are members of the ABA Tax Section and are appointed by the Section.

Digital Editions. This series consists of studies analyzing of the effects of tax policies that have occurred in the past or might be considered for the future. Its primary purpose is to assist policy makers in designing tax policies that are suited to their objectives.

Founded in 1920, the National Bureau of Economic Research is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan research organization dedicated to promoting a greater understanding of how the economy works. The NBER is committed to undertaking and disseminating unbiased economic research in a scientific manner, and without policy recommendations, among public policymakers, business professionals, and the academic community. NBER Working papers include many tax and tax policy works.

The official website for the IRS

Source for nonpartisan information about the IRS

Source of link to various tax policy resources

Comprehensive source of tax research materials.

Excellent site for tax forms