Tax law is the body of rules and laws under which the government has a claim in taxpayers and which requires them to transfer to the government part of their income or property. The tax laws of the federal government are different and separate from the tax laws of the several states, though there are similarities. In like manner, the tax laws of each state is different from all other states, though, again, there are frequently similarities between state taxation laws.
Regular Blogs
The focus of this weblog is tax law, and it contains articles about the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), tax liens, and tax controversy.
http://www.taxdefenseattorneytexas.com/blog/
Attorney Mitchell A. Port covers estate and tax planning news, cases and issues with a focus on California Law.
http://www.californiataxattorneyblog.com
Attorney Karel Frielink discusses legal issues relating to Aruba and the Netherlands Antilles which include Curacao, Bonaire, St. Maarten, Saba and St. Eustatia.
http://www.curacao-law.com
Written by Dean Paul L. Caron, a professor of law based at the University of Cincinnati College of Law. Offers expert commentary on various aspects of tax law in the United States. In addition to cases, the blog also tracks tax discussions in the media.
http://www.taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog/
