Basic Federal Income Taxation

by William D. Andrews, Peter J. Wiedenbeck

Long esteemed as a leader among tax casebooks, the Sixth Edition of Basic Federal Income Taxation represents a thorough updating and a complete revitalization of an old favorite with the addition of a new co-author, Peter J. Wiedenbeck. Highly regarded for its authorship, intellectual depth, and insightful synthesis of historical and tax policy perspectives, Basic Federal Income Taxation sterling authorship by two of the leading scholars in the field
a clear and consistent emphasis on case analysis, supported by a rich case selection and a mix of lightly edited principal cases and shorter case excerpts
outstanding coverage, particularly on the topic of tax timing rules
Thoroughly updated throughout, the Sixth Edition
new co-author Peter J. Wiedenbeck, who brings a fresh perspective and new energy to the Sixth Edition a more streamlined format that readily adapts to typical 3-credit courses
tighter editing of selected note cases revised and enhanced notes that provide more context to enrich student understanding of topics updated and expanded Teacher s Manual
You ll want to take a look at this important new revision. The Sixth Edition of Basic Federal Income Taxation offers the nuanced treatment and intellectual depth that you remember, but with a streamlined look and up-to-date feel that you have not seen before. With an expanded and updated Teacher s Manual, Andrews and Wiedenbeck s Sixth Edition supports your teaching in a whole new way.

1204 pages, Hardcover

First published July 1, 1981

Reviews

[Arianna Laufer · Rating 4 out of 5]

shocking to everyone, I learned some tax law and did some math ! possibly successfully

“Basic” in the title was a little hurtful.

[Cary S · Rating 2 out of 5]

Nearly incomprehensible...