Disambiguation evidence for T.C. via surface form

"United States Tax Court"


As subject (45)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "United States Tax Court".

Predicate Object
allows prepayment litigation of tax deficiencies
allowsRepresentationBy attorneys
allowsRepresentationBy non-attorney practitioners admitted to the Tax Court bar
appealsTo United States courts of appeals
surface form: United States Courts of Appeals
citationAbbreviation T.C. self-linksurface differs
citationFormat [volume] T.C. [page] (year)
composition presidentially appointed judges
country United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy United States Congress
decisionType CDP lien and levy cases
decisionType collection due process cases
decisionType deficiency cases
decisionType innocent spouse cases
decisionType partnership and TEFRA cases
decisionType whistleblower award cases
docketType small tax cases
establishedAsArticleICourt 1969
hasChiefJudge Chief Judge of the United States Tax Court
hasNationwideJurisdiction true
hears deficiency redetermination petitions
hears petitions for review of IRS determinations
hearsCasesFrom Internal Revenue Service
hearsCasesFrom taxpayers
instanceOf Article I court
instanceOf federal court
isIndependentOf Internal Revenue Service
issues memorandum opinions
issues regular opinions
issues summary opinions
jurisdiction United States federal tax law
locatedIn Washington, D.C.
party petitioner
party Commissioner of Internal Revenue
surface form: respondent Commissioner of Internal Revenue
predecessor United States Tax Court
surface form: Board of Tax Appeals
primaryFunction hears disputes between taxpayers and the Internal Revenue Service
publishes Tax Court Reports
rulesOfPractice Tax Court Rules of Practice and Procedure
smallTaxCaseAppealability decisions generally not appealable
smallTaxCaseLimit statutory dollar threshold set by Congress
subjectMatter certain excise taxes
subjectMatter estate tax
subjectMatter federal tax disputes
subjectMatter gift tax
subjectMatter income tax
termLength 15 years