Further Reading
Standard tax texts
- Willis, Eugene, Hoffman, William H. Jr., et al, South-Western Federal Taxation, published annually (cited as Willis & Hoffman). 2009 edition included ISBN 978-0-324-66050-0 (student) and ISBN 978-0-324-66208-5 (instructor).
- Pratt, James W., Kulsrud, William N., et al, Federal Taxation, updated periodically (cited as Pratt & Kulsrud). 2010 edition ISBN 978-1-4240-6986-6.
CBO issue brief
- CBO Issue Brief-The Individual Alternative Minimum Tax-January 2010
Read more about this topic: Alternative Minimum Tax
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