Additional Readings

Credit for Producing Fuel From a Nonconventional Source. Standard Federal Tax Reports, Vol. 1, 1995, pp. 16027-16036. Chicago: Commerce Clearing House, Inc.

Section 29 Credit Royalty Trusts: A Win-Win Proposition for Investors and Oil and Gas Companies. John L. Cain, Kris T Jones and Pamela A Spikes. Oil & Gas Tax Quarterly, December 1994, pp. 295-304.

Vacuum Filler. Toni Mack. Forbes, December 6, 1993, p. 48.

What is "Tar Sand": Examining the Section 29 Credit. Susan E. McNeil. Tax Lawyer, Spring 1992, pp. 845-855.

Section 29 Tax Credit Still Available. Irene Y. Wills and Norman A. Sunderman. Oil & Gas Tax Quarterly, December 1991, pp. 257-265.

Energy Incentive Provisions of the 1990 Revenue Reconciliation Act. Steven J. White. Oil & Gas Tax Quarterly, March 1991, pp. 361-379.

The Applicability of Section 29 Credit to Gas Produced from Coal Seams and Devonian Shale. Bruce N. Lemons and David Crapo. 41st Annual Oil and Gas Taxation Institute, 1990, pp. 13_1-13_52.

IRS Clarifies Availability of Fuels Credit as Time for Drilling Expires. Todd A. Fischer and Bruce E. Lemons. Journal of Taxation, November 1990, pp. 342-346.

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