Content for this section will be added soon. Tax law is found in many places - tax law is generated by the federal government, state government as well as counties, cities, and other municipalities. The variety of taxes that everyone faces is staggering - tax law affects almost every aspect of your life. Tax law for states, counties, cities and other municipalities is likewise contained in codes sections, regulations, administrative codes, procedures and statements issued by the respective government authorities, as well as state court decisions. In many instances, state law is patterned after federal law but this is not necessarily always the case.
Tax law is pervasive throughout our daily lives.
A lot of trees have been turned into pages of tax law. As you ease into your research of tax law, try to see the forest without getting lost in all the trees. In a nutshell, tax law is a bewildering array of law that is scattered throughout many different sources and subject to many interpretations. While there are a lot of taxes, there are also exclusions, exemptions, credits and deductions against those taxes. By using available exclusions, exemptions, credits and deductions, you can reduce the amount of tax that is owed.