Basic Federal Income Taxation

When a casebook maintains its popularity edition after edition as Basic Federal Income Taxation, Fifth Edition has, it is certain that the title has proven its effectiveness.You'll find the features that have made the casebook so successful:
- author William D. Andrews is a leading scholar in tax law
- thoughtful presentation that goes beyond drilling students on IRC provisions by offering cases, notes, problems, and policy approaches to give students a solid conceptual foundation, no matter how the Code changes
- interesting cases that capture students' attention and enliven instructors' presentation
- in-depth coverage of a broad range of topics, including capital gains, in a trimmer, more focused bookIf you're not already using Andrews' highly regarded casebook, be sure to examine Basic Federal Income Taxation, Fifth Edition, before choosing your class materials. You'll see how thousands of students have mastered the intricacies of taxation with the help of one of the undisputed leaders in the field.

William D. Andrews is Eli Goldston Professor of Law, Harvard University.