ROBERT W. MCGEE is Professor of Accounting and Taxation at the W. Paul Stillman School of Business, Seton Hall University.

• Part I: Financial Accounting for Computer Software Financial Accounting for Computer Software Arguments For and Against Capitalization, and Testimony Software Accounting Policy: Does It Matter? Part II: Federal Tax Aspects of Computer Software Computer Software and the Investment Tax Credit Computer Software and the Research Credit Part III: State Taxation of Computer Software Sales, Use, and Property Taxation of Computer Software

ROBERT W. MCGEE is Professor of Accounting and Taxation at the W. Paul Stillman School of Business, Seton Hall University.

• Part I: Financial Accounting for Computer Software Financial Accounting for Computer Software Arguments For and Against Capitalization, and Testimony Software Accounting Policy: Does It Matter? Part II: Federal Tax Aspects of Computer Software Computer Software and the Investment Tax Credit Computer Software and the Research Credit Part III: State Taxation of Computer Software Sales, Use, and Property Taxation of Computer Software

ROBERT W. MCGEE is Professor of Accounting and Taxation at the W. Paul Stillman School of Business, Seton Hall University.

• Part I: Financial Accounting for Computer Software Financial Accounting for Computer Software Arguments For and Against Capitalization, and Testimony Software Accounting Policy: Does It Matter? Part II: Federal Tax Aspects of Computer Software Computer Software and the Investment Tax Credit Computer Software and the Research Credit Part III: State Taxation of Computer Software Sales, Use, and Property Taxation of Computer Software