Professional responsibility in Federal tax practice
By: edited by Boris I. Bittker. Contributors: Dean J. Barron [and others]
Contributors: Barron, Dean J., 1919- ed.
Publisher: Federal Tax Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Branford, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 485
Subjects: Tax consultants -- United States.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The responsibilities of the tax adviser, by R. E. Paul.; title: Ethical problems of tax practitioners.; title: Morality in tax planning, by M. H. Miller.; title: The lawyer as a tax adviser, by R. E. Paul.; title: Responsibilities of the lawyer in tax practice, by N. Darrell.; title: Conscience and propriety in lawyer's tax practice, by J. M. Maguire.; title: The tax practitioner's duty to his client and his government, by N. Darrell.; title: Responsibility of the tax adviser, by T. J. Graves.; title: Does the tax practitioner owe a dual responsibility to his client and to the Government? The theory, by M. H. Johnson. The practice, by M. Young.; title: What is good tax practice: a panel discussion.; title: Professional responsibility in Federal tax practice, by B. I. Bittker.; title: Motivation and responsibility in tax practice, by F. C. Oatway.; title: Ethical considerations on discovery of error in tax returns, by M. K. Collie and T. P. Marinis, Jr.; title: Ethical restraints on tax practice in Great Britain, by F. S. A. Wheatcroft.; title: Documentary appendix (p. 343-481)