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How To Find and Use a Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC)
LITCs provide free Tax Court representation if your income is below 250% of the poverty line and your dispute is under $50,000. Here's how to find one.
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Practical explanations of Tax Court procedures, deadlines, and forms.
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How To File Your Tax Court Petition: A Step-by-Step Guide
A complete walkthrough of filing your Tax Court petition through DAWSON or by mail—forms, fees, deadlines, and mistakes to avoid.
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Collection Due Process Hearings: Your Right To Challenge IRS Liens and Levies
If the IRS files a lien or threatens to levy your property, you have 30 days to request a hearing that pauses collection and opens alternatives. Here's how CDP hearings work.
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How IRC § 6213 Protects You While Your Tax Court Case Is Pending
Once you file a Tax Court petition, the IRS cannot assess or collect the disputed tax until your case is resolved. Here's how this statutory protection works.
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What Happens After IRS Appeals Denies Your Case
Your IRS Appeals case was denied. Here's what the Notice of Deficiency means and how the 90-day clock to Tax Court works.
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You Missed the 90-Day Deadline. Now What?
You received a Notice of Deficiency. The 90-day deadline passed. The IRS assessed the tax. Here's what you can still do.
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Small Case or Regular Case: Which Should You Choose?
If your dispute is $50,000 or less, you can choose simplified procedures—but you give up the right to appeal. Here's how to decide.
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You Just Got a 90-Day Letter From the IRS. Here's What It Means.
A 90-day letter is your ticket to Tax Court—and your deadline to use it. Here's what it means and what to do next.