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U.S. Code Title 26 Subtitle A Chapter 1

United States Code · Chapter

Chapter 1 — Normal Taxes And Surtaxes

26 U.S.C. ch. ch1

  • Subchapter A Determination Of Tax Liability
  • Subchapter B Computation Of Taxable Income
  • Subchapter C Corporate Distributions And Adjustments
  • Subchapter D Deferred Compensation, Etc.
  • Subchapter E Accounting Periods And Methods Of Accounting
  • Subchapter F Exempt Organizations
  • Subchapter G Corporations Used To Avoid Income Tax On Shareholders
  • Subchapter H Banking Institutions
  • Subchapter I Natural Resources
  • Subchapter J Estates, Trusts, Beneficiaries, And Decedents
  • Subchapter K Partners And Partnerships
  • Subchapter L Insurance Companies
  • Subchapter M Regulated Investment Companies And Real Estate Investment Trusts
  • Subchapter N Tax Based On Income From Sources Within Or Without The United States
  • Subchapter O Gain Or Loss On Disposition Of Property
  • Subchapter P Capital Gains And Losses
  • Subchapter Q Readjustment Of Tax Between Years And Special Limitations
  • Subchapter R Election To Determine Corporate Tax On Certain International Shipping Activities Using Per Ton Rate
  • Subchapter S Tax Treatment Of S Corporations And Their Shareholders
  • Subchapter T Cooperatives And Their Patrons
  • Subchapter U Designation And Treatment Of Empowerment Zones, Enterprise Communities, And Rural Development Investment Areas
  • Subchapter V Title 11 Cases
  • Subchapter W Repealed]
  • Subchapter X Repealed]
  • Subchapter Y Repealed]
  • Subchapter Z Opportunity Zones
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