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The Latest Tax Court Jurisdictional Disputes and Other Rolling Topics (2025)
Contains material from Feb 2026
The Latest Tax Court Jurisdictional Disputes and Other Rolling Topics (2025)
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Tax Court litigation continues to evolve. Discuss challenges created by recent developments including the effect of Jarkesy v. SEC on penalty assessments and the National Taxpayer Advocate's recent recommendations to subject assessable penalties to the deficiency procedures and to extend the Court's jurisdiction to refund cases.
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- TX, CA, PA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 3/31/2027
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You Can’t Always Get What You Want… But You Can Try Sometimes: The Latest Tax Court Jurisdictional Disputes and Other Rolling Topics (Feb 2026)
Michel R. Stein
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You Can’t Always Get What You Want… But You Can Try Sometimes: The Latest Tax Court Jurisdictional Disputes and Other Rolling Topics (Feb 2026)
Tax Court litigation continues to evolve. Discuss challenges created by recent developments including the effect of Jarkesy v. SEC on penalty assessments and the National Tapayer Advocate's recent recommendations to subject assessable penalties to the deficiency procedures and to extend the Court's jurisdiction to refund cases.
Originally presented: Dec 2025 Taxation Conference
Michel R. Stein,
Hochman Salkin Toscher Perez P.C. - Beverly Hills, CA