Learn individual and business entity taxation through a practical, applied approach Fundamentals of Taxation for Individuals and Business Entities: A Practical Approach, 2027 Edition, authored by Gregory A. Carnes of the University of North Alabama and Suzanne Youngberg of Northern Illinois University, provides a thorough grounding in US federal taxation. This resource equips readers with the knowledge and skills needed to understand tax obligations for both individuals and business entities. Fundamentals of Taxation for Individuals and Business Entities covers the tax rules, calculations, and planning strategies that apply to individual taxpayers and various business structures. Updated for the 2027 tax year, this text integrates current tax law provisions with practical scenarios, helping readers connect statutory requirements to real-world filing situations and informed tax decision-making. Readers will also find: Coverage of current federal tax law as it applies to individual taxpayers and their specific filing obligations Detailed treatment of business entity taxation, including partnerships, corporations, and other organizational structures relevant to practitioners Practical examples and applied scenarios that connect tax code provisions directly to common taxpayer situations Discussion of tax planning strategies designed to help readers identify opportunities for lawful tax minimization A structured, accessible approach that builds foundational knowledge before advancing to more complex taxation topics Ideal for accounting students, early-career tax professionals, and business owners seeking a solid understanding of federal tax principles, this text delivers a practical foundation in individual and business entity taxation grounded in current law and applied methodology.
