Staying updated with the latest tax news and developments is crucial for both students and practitioners of tax law. Changes in tax laws, new IRS rulings, court decisions, policy debates, and other developments can have significant implications for your research or practice. Here are some tips on how to stay current:
Tax News Services
There are several news services that focus specifically on tax news. These include:
Legal Research Platforms
Platforms like Westlaw, Lexis, and Bloomberg Law often include news sections that cover recent developments in various areas of law, including tax law. These platforms may allow you to set up alerts for specific topics or keywords, so you can receive updates when there are new developments related to your research or practice.
Blogs and Social Media
There are many blogs that focus on tax law, and these can be a good source of news and commentary. Examples include the TaxProf Blog, the Tax Foundation's blog, and the Surly Subgroup. Following tax experts and organizations on social media can also help you stay updated with the latest news and developments.
Professional Organizations
Joining professional organizations can provide access to newsletters, journals, and other resources that can help you stay current with tax law. Examples include the American Bar Association's Section of Taxation, the National Association of Tax Professionals, and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
Remember, staying updated with tax news and developments is not just about knowing the latest information. It's also about understanding how these developments might impact your research or practice, and how they fit into the broader context of tax law.
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