Nancy Shurtz, a Univ. of Oregon Law School professor who teaches tax law, mentioned to her Federal Income Tax class that it was her dream to hear a tax rap song.
2L Jumane Redway remembered her re...
Nancy Shurtz, a Univ. of Oregon Law School professor who teaches tax law, mentioned to her Federal Income Tax class that it was her dream to hear a tax rap song.
2L Jumane Redway remembered her request while studying one day, and filed a set of edu-taining rock and roll lyrics.
Well it wasn't a rap song, but Jumane's efforts - with few exemptions - had his classmates clapping to the G-I beat.
Prof. Shurtz's inspiration provided the spark that produced a tax anthem that will resonate through the walls of Fed Tax classrooms for many fiscal years to come.
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this is pretty good I must admit especially due to the fact that it takes some balls so sing a GI song in front of a class of peers that look as dull as that one.
About as entertaining as Sec.61 could possibly be... Interesting I didn't hear anything saying our wages from our employers is classified as 'gross income' (which is needed to calculate the 'taxable income'). This can only mean our wages from our employers is non-taxable...interesting indeed.
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props to this dude!