Exam 7: Tax Services CCH Intelliconnect

Which search is used in IntelliConnect to search TAXES--The Tax Magazine, The CCH Federal Tax Weekly, the CCH Tax Briefings and other newsletters and periodicals?

Performing a keyword search in IntelliConnect is equal to performing a search on the Internet using a search engine.

Charts that provide quick access to tax rates, deduction limits, depreciation tables, and other frequently used tax information are available from IntelliConnect at the:

The paragraphs in which the editors of the court reporter summarize the court's holdings on each issue of a case and the CCH Citator does not reference are called the:

A citator is a service that indexes cited cases, gives their full citations, and lists the citing cases and where each citing case can be found.

Practitioners may use the author of a treatise or article as a research associate thereby:

The IntelliConnect search for which you must know the Code section, regulation, ruling, paragraph, or other source document is called the:

In a citator, the highest level court to address the case is listed first, and the trial-level court is listed last.

Identify the different types of tax periodicals. Explain how tax periodicals are used in tax research and why they are valuable to a tax researcher.

What is one of the advantages of using CCH IntelliConnect?

The case that is referred to in the opinion of another case is called the "precedent."

Tax journals and newsletters are generally not cited as authority in professional tax research.

Distinguish between the following terms: "cited case" and "citing case."

The CCH Citator provides parallel citations to most other court reporters, including RIA's court reporter.

A broad knowledge of tax law, a reasonable level of experience, and persistence are necessary for:

A case making reference to another case is called the:

The CCH annotated service is the:

The search in IntelliConnect that is very similar to performing a search on the Internet is called the:

Tax treatises are editorial analyses that provide in-depth coverage of a particular tax area.

What is the starting point in approaching any tax research problem?