IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF TAXES JON FORMAN, ) ) Professor ) ) ) CIVIL ACTION NO. 7201 ) THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST, ) JUDGE DOLLARS ) Students ) COMPLAINT The Professor, Jon Forman, complains and alleges as follows: Class Content. This course focuses on tax administration and the resolution of disputes between taxpayers and the IRS. This will include such topics as returns, assessments, tax research, tax litigation, penalties, and administrative procedures. Students will complete a series of written projects in order to learn the dynamics of federal tax research, practice, and procedure. Grades will be based primarily on practical written assignments; however, this class will not satisfy the Graduation Writing Requirement. There is no final examination. There are no prerequisites, but Individual Income Tax would certainly help. Download this Syllabus (with hyperlinks) at , trial on Teaching Material. Required Materials The following materials are required for this course: John A. Townsend, Federal Tax Procedure (nonfootnoted Treatise, 2014 ed. which should be available 8/15/14), . Download it to your Ipad, and bring your Ipad to every class. Go to Federal Tax Procedure, , and subscribe to the Treatise author’s blog. Read each blog as you receive them, as we will always discuss them at the next class. Daniel J. Lathrope, Selected Federal Taxation Statutes & Regulations: 2015 (West, 2014), ISBN: 13: 978-1628100846. Alternatively, you can also access a reasonably current Code at and regulations at . Go to the Procedurally Taxing blog, , and subscribe. Read each blog as you receive them, as we will always discuss them at the next class.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF TAXES JON FORMAN, ) ) Professor ) ) ) CIVIL ACTION NO. 7201 ) THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST, ) JUDGE DOLLARS ) Students ) COMPLAINT The Professor, Jon Forman, complains and alleges as follows: Class Content. This course focuses on tax administration and the resolution of disputes between taxpayers and the IRS. This will include such topics as returns, assessments, tax research, tax litigation, penalties, and administrative procedures. Students will complete a series of written projects in order to learn the dynamics of federal tax research, practice, and procedure. Grades will be based primarily on practical written assignments; however, this class will not satisfy the Graduation Writing Requirement. There is no final examination. There are no prerequisites, but Individual Income Tax would certainly help. Download this Syllabus (with hyperlinks) at , on Teaching Material. Required Materials The following materials are required for this course: John A. Townsend, Federal Tax Procedure (nonfootnoted Treatise, 2014 ed. which should be available 8/15/14), . Download it to your Ipad, and bring your Ipad to every class. Go to Federal Tax Procedure, , and subscribe to the Treatise author’s blog. Read each blog as you receive them, as we will always discuss them at the next class. Daniel J. Lathrope, Selected Federal Taxation Statutes & Regulations: 2015 (West, 2014), ISBN: 13: 978-1628100846. Alternatively, you can also access a reasonably current Code at and regulations at . Go to the Procedurally Taxing blog, , and subscribe. Read each blog as you receive them, as we will always discuss them at the next class. trial
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