ACCT 6362 : Tax Research Methodology

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Tips & Tricks to using Westlaw Campus research:

Either: Find the top search box. Click ON the default button "All Federal" to reveal different options, such as state law, Tax Court, U.S. Supreme Court, and other jurisdictions. You may select UP TO 3 to search. NOTE - once you have selected these jurisdictions, all searches will be in these jurisdictions unless unselected.

OR: Look down to the Browse Box. Look at the types of content provided. Is what you are looking for there? Use the tabs in this box to identify more content. Note that by selecting one of these options, ADDITIONAL choices will become available. For example, Choosing Secondary Sources will bring up additional content to search, such as legal encyclopedias American Jurisprudence and Corpus Juris Secundum, articles from American Law Reports and law reviews and journals, and more. Related content can be found to the far right, such as from within Secondary Sources - Black's Law Dictionary.

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