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James Maule, the prodigious Villanova tax professor, posts musings on partnership tax law today. His conclusions: hard to learn, hard to teach.
Oddly, we sort of like partnership tax. Of course, maybe we're just a little odd.
He repeats a Tax Court judge's classic statement on Subchapter K, where the tax code holds its partnership rules:
The distressingly complex and confusing nature of the provisions of subchapter K present a formidable obstacle to the comprehension of these provisions without the expenditure of a disproportionate amount of time and effort even by one who is sophisticated in tax matters with many years of experience in the tax field.
Yes! That's what makes it fun!
Bye now; we need to go and mail our entry for next month's Iowa outdoor thumb-hammering championships.
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