Taxation of Financial Products Library is all-in-one solution that you’ll turn to again and again for the right answers every time:

• Experienced — Expert guidance from today’s industry leaders provide you with in-depth, reliable answers.
• Authoritative — Fully integrated content links to primary source materials to support your financial taxation decisions, including current Internal Revenue Code and Regulations, Cases and Rulings, the Internal Revenue Manual, IRS Publications, and more
• Complete — Thorough coverage of financial product taxation issues, the latest financial product trends and links to primary source documents ensure your research is complete.
• Easy-to-Use — Smart navigation and time-saving tools like CCH Tax Thesaurus, simplify your research and allow you to pinpoint subject areas that are of special interest.

• Financial Products: Taxation, Regulation and Design by Andrea S. Kramer, JD, provides you with an easy-to-follow road map to navigate through the tax and regulatory maze for financial products. Here, you’ll find detailed information on the policies, rules and interpretations that govern the federal regulation and taxation of financial instruments. You’ll have all the answers you need to make accurate decisions relating to financial markets and products, along with assistance in planning transactions and defending challenged tax positions.
  
• Federal Income Taxation of Debt Instruments by David C. Garlock, JD, with Matthew S. Blum, JD, Dr. Kyle C. Klein, PhD, Richard G. Larkins, JD, CPA, and Alan B. Munro, JD, LLM. This is the definitive reference for the many complicated issues surrounding debt instruments. This comprehensive treatise gives you clear interpretations of the basic rules government original issue discount and imputed interest and detailed coverage of many specialized topics. This all-inclusive treatise includes virtually every aspect of debt instruments and other related areas.
  
• Journal of Taxation of Financial Products, with editors-in-chief, Mary B. Heath and Mark Price. This Journal is devoted exclusively to the analysis of the tax ramifications of financial products, with in-depth, cutting-edge strategies and industry-specific insights into regulatory developments, state and local tax, and international tax issues. Published quarterly by CCH, the Journal emphasizes the tax treatment of hedges, highlighting strategies to maximize the tax-inclusive return for investment vehicles and cross-border derivative transactions, and examining the tax uncertainty from new derivative products.