12 C.F.R. § 1026.18
Content of Disclosures (Regulation Z)
United States — Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection · Federal Regulation · Current
Source · Code of Federal Regulations, Title 12
III. RegulationsCurrent
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Regulations
The Code of Federal Regulations and state administrative codes.
§ I
Introduction
Scope of the Division
Regulations
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The Division of Regulations holds the rules promulgated by federal and state agencies under delegated authority. Each rule is preserved with its enabling statute and effective date.
§ II
What Belongs Here
The materials catalogued in this division.
A division collects materials of a single kind. The following are the working classes of record.
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The Code of Federal Regulations, by title and part
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State administrative codes and registers
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Notices of proposed and final rulemaking of historical interest
§ III
Research Notes
How the division is read.
Notes for the reader on how the materials are catalogued and consulted.
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A regulation is read against the statute that authorizes it.
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Withdrawn and superseded rules are retained for the record they leave behind.
§ IV
Featured Authorities
A working selection from the division.
The following are representative entries. They have been catalogued and reviewed; the longer record opens by catalogue search.
26 C.F.R. § 301.7701-3
Classification of Certain Business Entities
United States — Internal Revenue Service · Federal Regulation · Current
Source · Code of Federal Regulations, Title 26
III. RegulationsCurrent
§ V
Related Collections
Subjects that draw upon this division.
The following Research Collections gather authority from this division alongside materials from elsewhere in the catalogue.
Collection
Commercial Law
The Uniform Commercial Code and the federal law of commercial paper, secured transactions, and sales.
Draws from · Statutes · Regulations · Treatises
Collection
Consumer Credit
The federal consumer credit statutes and the regulations that implement them.
Draws from · Statutes · Regulations · Administrative Guidance
Collection
Taxation
The Internal Revenue Code, the Treasury regulations, and the interpretive guidance of the Service.
Draws from · Statutes · Regulations · Administrative Guidance
§ VII
Related Schools
Departments that read this division.
The Schools below draw their reading from this division. Each enters the Library by way of its own bibliography.
§ VIII
Bibliographic Note
How this division is cited.
Regulations are cited to the C.F.R. title and part, with paragraph where appropriate.
12 C.F.R. § 1026.18
§ IX
Within the Library
Divisions that read alongside this one.
Authority does not respect divisional boundaries. The following divisions are consulted together with this one.
§ X
Authority Discovery
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