Introduction
These materials will help you research tax problems.
In general, this guide is intended to be an online resource and so most of the sources listed are hyperlinked. There are some exceptions, however, such as some research guides, below, and hard copy sources listed under tax looseleaf services. Resources only available in hard copy are listed in boldface italic type.
For some materials, such as Westlaw and LexisNexis, a password is required.
Tax materials in subscription databases such as BNA Premier, CCH IntelliConnect, and RIA Checkpoint are accessible on campus to those who have access to Santa Clara's computer network. Please speak with a reference librarian if you need to access these databases from off campus.
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Tax research guides
Tax research guides. These are a great resource; they have a lot of specific information in them about the particulars of various different tax law sources and how to find what you are looking for
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Federal Tax
Research Guide (Georgetown Law Library)
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Researching
Federal Tax Law (University of Minnesota Law School)
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Tax Law research guide (Harvard Law School Library)
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Richmond, Federal Tax Research
(Reserve Room (Stauffer Collection))
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Raabe, West's Federal Tax
Research (Reserve Room (Stauffer Collection))
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Karlin, Tax Research
(Law Stacks, Second floor)
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Cummings, Legal Research in Federal Taxation, 109 Tax Notes 335 (Oct. 17, 2005) |
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Pratt et al., "The
virtual tax library: a comparison of five electronic tax research
platforms,” 8
Fla. Tax Rev. 931 (2008)
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