Federal Tax Research: Databases

Offers primary and secondary tax materials, including BNA Portfolios and Daily Tax Report.

Cheetah offers primary and secondary tax materials, including Standard Federal Tax Reporter, legislative analysis and journals.

This link leads a collection of individual databases relating to Federal income taxation.

LA offers primary and secondary tax materials, including several Matthew Bender treatises. Many of LA's tax materials are gathered in its Tax Center. To access LA's Tax Center, use the pull down at the top-left of the landing page.

The NYU Virtual Business Library provides access to the electronic business resources and services available through NYU's Bobst Library.

Blue J Tax offers an advanced case finder and predictive analytics to determine the optimal treatment of tax situations.

Tax Notes offers explanatory publications--including its Tax Notes series and Exempt Organization Law Review and primary materials largely under "Free Resources." Tax Analysts offers some of its content in "original source PDF," but not all. NYU students and faculty need to register for an individual account to access content.

RIA offers primary and secondary tax materials, including U.S. Tax Reporter, Federal Tax Reporter, and Warren Gorham and Lamont treatises and journals. This database times users out after 15 minutes of inactivity. By creating an individual account this period is extended to one hour. Link in Julius record. Note***: Individual accounts last for one year for NYU-Law patrons. Current student and faculty need to re-register annually.

"This historical archive contains . . . legislative history materials and other documents. It includes the complete Carlton Fox Collection which contains nearly 42 years of historical legislation related to the internal revenue laws from 1909-1950. It includes more than 100 other legislative histories related to taxation, economic reform, and stimulus plans. ." (HeinOnline) Most of Hein's material is available in PDF/image format.

Westlaw offers primary and secondary tax materials, including RIA publications like Warren Gorham and Lamont treatises and journals and the US Tax Reporter. Many of Westlaw's tax materials are gathered in its practice area for "Tax."