Taxation II: Taxation of Business Enterprises
LAW 697 Section 61
Patricia Ritzert
Required Texts:
Title: Fundamentals of Business Enterprise Taxation, 5th ed.
Author: Stephen Schwarz and Daniel Lathrope
ISBN13: 978-1609300654
Edition/Copyright: 5TH 2013
Publisher: Foundation Press
Published: 2013
Required or Optional: Required
Summer 2015 update to the above text to be provided by professor.
Title: Selected Federal Taxation Statutes & Regulations
Author: Daniel Lathrope, editor
Edition: 2016
Publisher: West
ISBN: 978-1-62810-084-6
Required or Optional/Recommended: Required
Optional suggested aids:
Title: Corporate Taxation Examples & Explanations
Author: Block, Cheryl
Edition: 4th
Publisher: Aspen Publishers
ISBN: 978-0-7355-8872-1
Required or Optional/Recommended: Optional
Title: Partnership Income Taxation
Author: Alan Gunn and James R. Repetti
Edition: 5th
Publisher: Foundation Press
ISBN: 978-1599413822
Required or Optional/Recommended: Optional
Title: The Logic of Subchapter K
Authors: Laura Cunningham and Noel Cunningham
ISBN-13: 978-0314199850
Copyright: 2013
West Publishing
Required or Optional: Optional
FIRST ASSIGNMENT:
Read Chapter 1 in Schwartz and Lathrope, Fundamentals of Business Enterprise Taxation.
This is background and introductory reading for concepts rather than detail.
Prepare yourself to discuss the problems on page 33 in class.
In the Internal Revenue Code, skim the following sections
§1; §11; §1001; §1011; §1012 and
§7701(a) (1 through 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 23 through 30, and 42 through 45)
Find Subchapter K in the Internal Revenue Code (the "Code"). Where does it start? Where does it end? How is it organized?
Find Subchapter C in the Code.
Find Subchapter S in the Code.
Internal Revenue Regulations
§301.7701-1(a) and (b); 301.7701-2(a), (b)(1 to 3), and (c); 301.7701-3(a), (b) and (f)(2) – the examples in (f) are optional.