“Navigating Vague Tax Research: Strategies for Finding Answers in Uncertain Contexts” Navigating Vague Tax Research: Strategies for Finding Answers in Uncertain Contexts When conducting tax research, it is not uncommon to encounter a situation where the

In this module, you will discuss strategies to use when the research is vague concerning your client’s context and facts.
When performing tax research, you may come across a vague answer that does not fit your client’s facts. If the code sections do not provide an answer, where would you turn for additional resources? How often should we reference the committee reports to see what was discussed on the congressional floor? Give an example of when you would (or did) use additional resources to find the answer for a client’s unique situation.

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