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P R E N T I C E H A L L’ S F E D E R A L TA X AT I O N

2013
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THOMAS R. POPE
University of Kentucky

KENNETH E. ANDERSON
University of Tennessee

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D. DALE BANDY
University of Central Florida

LEANN LUNA
University of Tennessee

N. ALLEN FORD
University of Kansas

TIMOTHY J. RUPERT
Northeastern University

ROBERT L. GARDNER
Brigham Young University

CHARLENE HENDERSON
Mississippi State University

RICHARD J. JOSEPH
Hult International Business School

MICHAEL S. SCHADEWALD
University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

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