Tax Court resources

Articles:

• Jay discusses the why's and how's of filing a case before the Tax Court in Tax Court Petition Filing by Nonattorneys, published in The Tax Adviser (September 2001).
• Nonattorneys are allowed to practice before the Tax Court only if they can pass the challenging Tax Court Exam for Nonattorneys which is administered in Washington every other year. Read The Tax Court Exam, Jay's article from The Tax Adviser (June 1996, updated and revised June 1998).

Practice Exams:

• 2006 Exam
  (courtesy of Sherrill L Trovato, MBA, MST, EA, USTCP, for-info@taxcourtexam.com, Gregory & Associates, Inc. dba USTC Practitioner's Services, 11300 Bluebell Avenue, Fountain Valley, CA 92708-1708)
  
  
• 2004 Exam
  (courtesy of Sherrill L Trovato, MBA, MST, EA, USTCP, for-info@taxcourtexam.com, Gregory & Associates, Inc. dba USTC Practitioner's Services, 11300 Bluebell Avenue, Fountain Valley, CA 92708-1708)

• 2002 Exam:
  
  • Part 1: Practice and Procedure
  • Part 2: Substantive Tax Law
  • Part 3: Evidence
  • Part 4: Professional Responsibility

• 2000 Exam:
  
  • Instructions
  • Part 1: Practice and Procedure
  • Part 2: Substantive Tax Law
  • Part 3: Evidence
  • Part 4: Professional Responsibility

• 1998 Exam: (courtesy of Mary Ann Maxson, max@maxstaxes.com, Max's Taxes, Inc., 1450 Kingswood Drive, Suite 348, Roseville, CA 95678)
  
  • Part 1: Practice and Procedure
  • Part 2: Substantive Tax Law
  • Part 3: Evidence
  • Part 4: Professional Responsibility

• 1996 Exam
• 1994 Exam
• 1992 Exam
• 1990 Exam
• 1988 Exam
• 1977 Exam