Modernize "Tax Code" definition #2
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We want today's tax code, not the code as it was enacted in 1986. This seems less stuffy, and more useful, than "as amended".
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Just saw this! Not sure how the notification slipped past me. Searched my mail; don't think I got one! |
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I don't think I've seen a statutory reference like it. Any background? |
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Nothing in particular. I just wanted to avoid any implication that we're talking about some 1986 snapshot of the law, and to make it easier for civilians to look up. |
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We want today's tax code, not the code as it was enacted in 1986. This seems less stuffy, and more useful, than "as amended".