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Principles of Taxation for Business and Investment Planning, Ch. 5

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What are the two types of tax research?   1) Compliance and 2) Planning  
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___ __________ is the process by which the tax consequences of a completed or proposed transaction are determined.   Tax research  
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What are the six steps to tax research? GILARD   Get the facts, Identify the issues, Locate relevant authority, Analyze authority, Repeat, Document your research  
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What are the two classes of tax authority?   1) Primary and 2) Secondary  
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What are the three branches of primary authority?   Legislative, Executive/Administrative, and Judicial  
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Any publication created by the government could be considered ________ authority.   primary  
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The three branches of government are:   1) Legislative (Congress), 2) Executive/Administrative (President and agencies), and 3) Judicial (court system).  
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Congress is responsible for __________ laws.   creating  
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True or False? The constitution always has the ultimate authority.   True  
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What amendment deals with taxes in the U.S. Constitution?   The sixteenth (16th)  
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The constitution is a _______ authority and part of the __________ branch.   primary, legislative  
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“The Code” refers to the Internal Revenue Code of ___________.   1986  
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The Code uses ___________ language and is written with a legislative __________.   statutory , intent  
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True or False? The U.S. legislative branch has created tax treaties with other countries.   True  
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The primary authority legislative branch uses two main sources for tax authority: The U.S. constitution and __________.   the internal revenue code  
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Title ______ of the United States Code talks about taxes.   26  
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What are the steps for a bill to become law?   1) Start at House Ways and Means Committee 2) Full House of Representatives 3) Senate-Finance Committee 4) Senate Votes 5) Bill goes to Joint Conf. Committee 6) Back to vote for both 7) President vetoes or signs  
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Treasury regulations help to ________ the law.   interpret  
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The IRS is under the authority of the _____ ____ _________.   department of treasury  
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Treasury regulations are (interpretive/legislative).   interpretive  
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What are the three types of treasury regulations?   Proposed, temporary, and final.  
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Treasury Regulations share almost equal authority with ____________.   the I.R. Code  
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Revenue Rulings and Procedures are the highest authority created by the __________ ________ ___________.   internal revenue service  
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Revenue rulings tell you how you should (solve a problem/file your taxes).   solve a problem  
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Procedures created by the IRS tell you when to file a 1040. True or False?   True.  
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Private Letter Rulings are used for low risk audits. True or False?   False. PLR are used for high risk audits.  
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Private Letter Rulings are binding to the IRS for every U.S. citizen. True or False?   False. PLR are only binding to the individual that wrote in.  
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Private Letter Rulings are not available to the public. True or False?   False. PLR are public records.  
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Technical Advice Memorandas are usually requested by a (CPA/IRS) auditor.   IRS  
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If you have a dispute with the IRS. What type of court will your case start in?   A trial court: U.S. Tax Court, U.S. District Court, or U.S. Court of Federal Claims.  
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After a trial court, you can send your case to an ___________ court.   Appellate  
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If the U.S. Supreme Court chooses not to view your case then the U.S. Courts of Appeals decision is final. True or False?   True  
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True or False? It is OK to cite secondary authorities in a tax research paper.   False  
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Textbooks, professional journals, and commercial tax services are all examples of _______ authorities.   secondary  
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What feature is used to check the validity of judicial authorities or IRS rulings?   the Citator  
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You should (always/never) cite a secondary source?   never  
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