Logic of Subchapter K: A Conceptual Guide to Taxation of Partnerships (American Casebook Series)

This is an excellent, excellent book! I am law school student struggling my way through partnership tax (with no desire to practice tax law). I have purchased everything under the sun that I thought might give me a better understanding of the subject. This is the first book that I have come accross that really helped. It gives you the "why?" behind the mechanics. I cannot imagine why my professor recommended the Nutshell book as opposed to this book. I cannot recommend it enough!

UPDATE - I got an A in the class and I am positive it was due to this book.

I work for the Department of Treasury for one of their tax audting departments. :) This book was helpful in my lLow Thru training and working my cases. The issues are easy to understand and there are great examples! A great tool to have with you when reviewing a flow thru tax case!

I took a PS Tax law class and we were assigned a rather lengthy treatise as our textbook, but after a few weeks, it was clear that the treatise would not be helpful for someone taking a first tax course. The Logic of Subchapter K, however, covered almost every major topic the class addressed and did so in 5 to 10 pages of well-written material. I would have been in trouble without this book!

This text is the best out there. Makes a vey difficult part ot the Internal Revenue Code understandable

This book is exactly as it was described. It gives you the concepts without burying you in legal, complex mumbo jumbo. You can actually follow along and understand what is happening and why. It makes going back to the course in school and understanding the material and instructor at law school a reality versus a nice dream. Buy it, you won't regret it. Very nice as well for non-legal students.