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Citation rules/Bluepages/B12.1 Full Citation

Use “Temp. Treas. Reg.”

Warning²Federal courts, Illinois courts21st and 22nd editions

A Treasury section number closing in a hyphenated numeral plus T is a temporary regulation, and the citation says so in front of the name.¹

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1B12.1.4 Federal Tax Materials; T1.2 Department of the Treasury.
2A warning: the form is usually wrong under the rule in note 1, and context can justify it.

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Add the act's own section number
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Add the publisher’s name
Cite a Treasury regulation as “Treas. Reg.”
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Use “ILCS” for the compiled statutes
Use “Temp. Treas. Reg.”
Use the Cumulative Bulletin's form

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More in B12.1 Full Citation

Add the act's own section number
Add the publisher
Add the publisher and year
Add the publisher’s name
Cite a Treasury regulation as “Treas. Reg.”
Remove italics from the citation
Use “ILCS” for the compiled statutes
Use “Temp. Treas. Reg.”
Use the Cumulative Bulletin's form

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