Does anyone have any supplement suggestions for Fed Tax or BusOrg/Corporations? The books are:
Fed Tax (Burke & Friel casebook)
BusOrg/Corporations (O'Kelley casebook)
2L Supplement Suggestions (Fed Tax & BusOrg) Forum
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Re: 2L Supplement Suggestions (Fed Tax & BusOrg)
For tax check out the black letter outline and E&E. Thought they were good but both lack analysis of certain issues.
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Re: 2L Supplement Suggestions (Fed Tax & BusOrg)
I don't think tax really lends itself well to a supp. I never found that one was especially helpful. However, the West code supplement for tax comes with a giant poster that flowcharts the entire class. If you're going to buy a code supplement, get that one. That chart is money.
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Re: 2L Supplement Suggestions (Fed Tax & BusOrg)
Anyone have any other suggestions?
We're using Schmalbeck's book, and the damn thing is just impossible to follow/uses a lot of language that leaves me wondering what on earth I just read.
Anyone have any experience with the outline briefs keyed to the book?
We're using Schmalbeck's book, and the damn thing is just impossible to follow/uses a lot of language that leaves me wondering what on earth I just read.
Anyone have any experience with the outline briefs keyed to the book?
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Re: 2L Supplement Suggestions (Fed Tax & BusOrg)
Chirelstein's Federal Income Taxation does a good job simplifying concepts with good examples.
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Re: 2L Supplement Suggestions (Fed Tax & BusOrg)
If you plan on being diligent and learning the concepts in tax throughout the semester, Chirelstein would be a good supplement to regularly spend some time reading. However, I didn't really learn much of anything in the class until about a week before the final - way too late to dive into Chirelstein. For that purpose, E&E was good for breaking down most of the rules and steps, but the practice problems aren't very challenging. I would re-do every problem in the beginning of each chapter of your casebook and learn those cold; maybe do the Q&A for additional practice. Lexis Understanding Fed Tax or whatever is useless - the supplement text is almost straight copied and pasted from your textbook.
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