Posted On: May 30, 2011 by Mitchell A. Port

Free Tax Web Sites

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Here is a partial listing of websites making available excellent resources to do your own federal tax research for free.

• Justia
• TaxAttorney.org
• Tax Links
• Findlaw
• JURIST
• Legalbitstream
• Tax Sites
• Tax Talent
• eTaxJobs

Federal Tax Law
Congress
• Internal Revenue Code
• Joint Committee on Tax'n
• Joint Economic Committee
• Senate Finance Committee
• House Ways & Means Com.
• Congressional Budget Office


Executive Branch
• IRS
• Treasury Department
• Office of Tax Policy
• DOJ Tax Division
• Regulations
• Public Rulings
• Private Rulings
... Actions on Decisions
... Appeals Settlement Guidelines
... Chief Counsel Bulletins
... Exempt Org. Field Memoranda
... General Counsel Memoranda
... Information Letters
... Field Service Advisories
... Private Letter Rulings
... Technical Advice Memoranda
• Internal Revenue Manual
• Tax Forms and Publications

Courts
• Tax Court
• GPO Access

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