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US Code
Title 26
Subtitle A
Chapter 1
Subchapter B
US Code - Subchapter B: Computation of taxable income
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Part I
Definition of gross income, adjusted gross income, taxable income, etc.
Part II
Items specifically included in gross income
Part III
Items specifically excluded from gross income
Part IV
Tax exemption requirements for state and local bonds
Part V
Deductions for personal exemptions
Part VI
Itemized deductions for individuals and corporations
Part VII
Additional itemized deductions for individuals
Part VIII
Special deductions for corporations
Part IX
Items not deductible
Part X
Terminal railroad corporations and their shareholders
Part XI
Special rules relating to corporate preference items
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