tax law

Tax law is the body of rules, regulations, and legal principles governing how governments impose, assess, and collect taxes from individuals and entities.

Aliases (8)

• federal income tax case ×3
• tax reform law ×3
• body of federal tax law ×2
• portion of the Internal Revenue Code ×2
• Internal Revenue Code provision ×1
• assignment of income doctrine case ×1
• payroll tax law ×1
• tax administration reform law ×1

Instances (19)

• IRC
• Stamp Act 1765
• Townshend Acts (tea tax component)
• Revenue Act of 1934
• Tax Reform Act of 1986 ("tax reform law")
• Internal Revenue Service Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998 ("tax administration reform law")
• Helvering v. Bruun ("federal income tax case")
• Helvering v. Horst ("federal income tax case")
• Helvering v. Clifford ("federal income tax case")
• Revenue Act of 1935
• Federal Unemployment Tax Act ("payroll tax law")
• Subchapter J ("portion of the Internal Revenue Code")
• Subchapter L ("portion of the Internal Revenue Code")
• Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 ("tax reform law")
• Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 ("tax reform law")
• Subtitle A – Income Taxes ("body of federal tax law")
• Subtitle B – Estate and Gift Taxes ("body of federal tax law")
• 26 U.S.C. § 6672 ("Internal Revenue Code provision")