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Ethical Problems in Federal Tax Practice, Fourth Edition , is the ideal tool for introducing students to the ethical considerations relating to tax practice and how one should deal with them in a professionally responsible way. This engaging casebook provides students with lucid explanations of all the rules and regulations that apply to lawyers who practice in the area of taxation and demonstrates the ways in which ethics problems actually come about. Written by an outstanding author team, expert in teaching and tax, this exemplary casebook illustrates the difficult ethical issues lawyers will face and emphasizes the ways ethics problems actually arise in tax practice offers clear, comprehensible explanations of all the rules and regulations that apply to lawyers who practice in tax, including the Model Rules and Treasury regulations organizes the materials according to the various functions a lawyer serves: litigator, advisor, and counselor Revamped and completely updated, features of the Fourth Edition include the addition of a new co-author, Diane Ring, whose teaching experience along with her experience as a practicing taxation lawyer and reporter for several IFA conferences contribute to the strength of this casebook a significant update of the changes made to Circular 230 , which applies to all tax lawyers a complete revision of Chapter 4, “Tax Planning and Advice,” to reflect the increased role that lawyers play, particularly with respect to tax shelters a revision of Chapter 7, now titled “The Business of the Profession” along with the thoughtful redistribution of some of the material previously in Chapter 7 throughout the book This long-time standard has been updated to reflect the issues tax lawyers face today. If you teach—or are thinking about teaching—a specialized course in tax practice ethics, be sure to request your complimentary copy of Ethical Problems in Federal Tax Practice, Fourth Edition, right away. - 140.00

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Although all Japanese tax law is statutory in origin, actual sources of tax law encompass not only national legislation but also substantive and procedural guidelines established by the Cabinet and ministries, administrative circulars promulgated by the National Tax Agency and other government bodies, and decisions of the National Tax Tribunal and the judicial courts. Tax Law in Japan, written by three Japanese business and tax lawyers with international experience, is the ideal guide to navigating the complex tax regime associated with foreign investment in Japan. Among the many essential topics covered are the following: historical, economic, and political background; criteria for income taxation on inbound and outbound transactions; practitioners licensed to handle tax matters; income tax withholding vs. self-assessment; rates and exemptions; incentives and disincentives; dispute settlement procedures and rights to objection and appeal; and excise and property taxes. The new edition of Tax Law in Japan offers more than competing products: more comprehensive Tax Law in Japan covers customs duties and social security; more concise Tax Law in Japan provides a highly reliable overview as opposed to a burdensome detailing of every technicality and nuance; more accessible Tax Law in Japan features specially designed introductions that provide essential context for a working knowledge of the Japanese tax regime. With numerous explanatory charts and tables, comprehensive and up-to-date bibliographies, and a detailed topical index, Tax Law in Japan is the ideal starting point for international tax practitioners and business persons contemplating transactions with Japanese parties. - 152.00

China can seem complex for market entrants; but now it’s easy to be sure-footed. CCH’s China Master Tax Guide 2007/08 — with its unbeatable combination of up-to-date, step-by-step guidance and crystal-clear graphic treatment of procedural detail — lays out the law of China taxation in clear, non-academic English, making it the fastest, easiest way for practitioners to ensure the speediest progress and the most favorable outcome in China tax matters. The Guide is expertly authored by the professionals at Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, who use their on-the-ground experience to make the book truly useful for day-to-day work. Highlighting recent changes in the revenue laws, the Guide offers expert guidance through tax legislation and circular references, revised tax rates for existing and newly introduced tax categories, and a list of the double tax treaties which China has ratified with other countries. Accountants and business and tax lawyers will depend on the Guide to find out: exactly what tax applies to whom under what circumstances; how to calculate specific tax liabilities; how unsettled tax issues have been and are currently interpreted; and when necessary, how to proceed and in what forum. . . . and much more. To support its superb information base and expert guidance, the Guide is: completely up-to-date, including analysis of the formidable new Enterprise Income Tax Law; packed with worked examples highlighting issues that arise in practice; and superbly indexed and organised for quick answers. It goes without saying that, as always with CCH’s Master Tax Guides, the Guide provides matchless analysis of relevant legislation — covering direct and indirect taxes, payment, objection, appeal, all the essential issues — as well as such practical details as tax rates, deadlines, and administrative procedures, all collated in a user-friendly, at-a-glance format. And all in plain, easy-to-follow English. - 95.00

EC Tax Review provides up to date coverage of developments in Community tax law as it affects member states. Published six times a year, it provides comprehensive and timely analysis enabling you to anticipate the effect of EU tax law on the regime in your own country. EC Tax Review offers the following features: Exclusively dedicated to EU tax development, the harmonisation of taxation and the implementation of EC Tax taws into national legislation Detailed coverage of direct and indirect taxation and social security from a legal and economic perspective Key cases from the European Court of Justice and important national cases Directs you to relevant literature from respective EU member states A first-class editorial board Articles are selected from local experts from member states and Brussels The quality, timeliness and diversity of its articles make EC Tax Review essential reading for the European tax lawyer, practitioner, consultant, academic, or accountant. To see the online content for this journal on KluwerLawOnline, click here. IMPORTANT People without a subscription can now purchase the article(s) of the journal. Simply go to the article of your choice , click on BUY and use your credit card (VISA or MasterCard) to complete your order. - 822.00

Inflation distorts income taxes in many ways, but primarily by redistributing the tax burden among taxpayers. This study analyses in detail the effects of inflation on income tax systems in many countries. It examines some of the more important distortions of income tax systems caused by inflation and discusses possible corrective measures, ranging from automatic adjustments (indexation) to ad hoc responses. These corrective measures are compared with the actual experiences of many countries that have pursued policies aimed at neutralizing the effects of inflation. By treating the problem of inflation and income taxes in a comprehensive manner and from an international perspective, this book fills an important gap in the income tax literature and will prove valuable to professional economists, policy makers concerned with tax problems, tax lawyers and accountants. - 42.57

EC Tax Review provides up to date coverage of developments in Community tax law as it affects member states. Published six times a year, it provides comprehensive and timely analysis enabling you to anticipate the effect of EU tax law on the regime in your own country. EC Tax Review offers the following features: Exclusively dedicated to EU tax development, the harmonisation of taxation and the implementation of EC Tax taws into national legislation Detailed coverage of direct and indirect taxation and social security from a legal and economic perspective Key cases from the European Court of Justice and important national cases Directs you to relevant literature from respective EU member states A first-class editorial board Articles are selected from local experts from member states and Brussels The quality, timeliness and diversity of its articles make EC Tax Review essential reading for the European tax lawyer, practitioner, consultant, academic, or accountant. To see the online content for this journal on KluwerLawOnline, click here. IMPORTANT People without a subscription can now purchase the article(s) of the journal. Simply go to the article of your choice, click on BUY and use your credit card (VISA or MasterCard) to complete your order. - 632.00

EC Tax Review provides up to date coverage of developments in Community tax law as it affects member states. Published six times a year, it provides comprehensive and timely analysis enabling you to anticipate the effect of EU tax law on the regime in your own country. EC Tax Review offers the following features: Exclusively dedicated to EU tax development, the harmonisation of taxation and the implementation of EC Tax taws into national legislation Detailed coverage of direct and indirect taxation and social security from a legal and economic perspective Key cases from the European Court of Justice and important national cases Directs you to relevant literature from respective EU member states A first-class editorial board Articles are selected from local experts from member states and Brussels The quality, timeliness and diversity of its articles make EC Tax Review essential reading for the European tax lawyer, practitioner, consultant, academic, or accountant. To see the online content for this journal on KluwerLawOnline, click here. IMPORTANT People without a subscription can now purchase the article(s) of the journal. Simply go to the article of your choice , click on BUY and use your credit card (VISA or MasterCard) to complete your order. - 632.00