IRS carries out an audit of the tax payers to judge if their tax returns are rightly filled or not. The auditor then judges the records, and if a person or business is found guilty he is suppose to give the tax adjustment amount or has to pay interests and penalty. The tax payer has two options to get exempted from the penalties; either take the case to the appeal officer or to the tax court. U.S tax court gives a fair hearing to the tax payers.

Facts about the Tax Court

  • US tax courts have branches in every State.
  • The branches are located in the federal building of the largest city of the state
  • The Courts have monthly hearings
  • The court have holiday in summer, no case is processed in summers
  • Tax Courts are headed by a single judge, the jury is not present in the tax court
  • The Tax Court judge is appointed directly by the president
  • The Judge is appointed for fifteen year term
  • Most of the candidates in the court are lawyers who either have a IRS background or Tax related experience
  • The tax court is totally separate from the IRS and gives taxpayers as impartial a hearing as is possible.
  • Tax Court is divided into two branches:
    • Small Tax Cases (S cases) for amounts of less than $50,000 for any single tax year
    • Regular Tax Cases for larger amounts

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