Post on 06-Jan-2018
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First Class In-Service
West Federal Taxation
Comprehensive Volume 2007
Willis/Hoffman/Maloney/Raabe
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Go to www.thomsonedu.com/login.Click "Create My Account“.
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Enter your access code.It came with your textbook or you may have
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If your professor requires a course key, click on “Register for a Course”. If you’re using ThomsonNOW for self-study, click
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