The Tax Court today issued its 457-page opinion (Kanter v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2007-21) in the long-running Ballard, Kanter and Lisle saga, following the Supreme Court’s decision on taxpayer access to Special Trial Judge reports and the Eleventh Circuit’s remand of the case to the Tax Court. In issuing the opinion today, the Tax Court complied (barely) with the Eleventh Circuit’s extraordinary July 20, 2006 order directing that the Tax Court give the case "high priority" and dispose of it by February 1, 2007.
Update: Linda Beale (Wayne State) has more here.
3 responses to “Tax Court Issues Opinion in Ballard – Kanter – Lisle”
JUST ONE, BUT IT’S A DOOZY
The Tax Court only generated one opinion today. But it’s 457 pages long. I won’t read it today, but from…
JUST ONE, BUT IT’S A DOOZY
The Tax Court only generated one opinion today. But it’s 457 pages long. I won’t read it today, but from…
JUST ONE, BUT IT’S A DOOZY
The Tax Court only generated one opinion today. But it’s 457 pages long. I won’t read it today, but from…
JUST ONE, BUT IT’S A DOOZY
The Tax Court only generated one opinion today. But it’s 457 pages long. I won’t read it today, but from…
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TaxProf Blog links here to a Tax Court opinion in the continuing litigation in a case that reached the Supreme Court earlier, Ballard v. Commissioner. At Volokh, Jim Lindgren blogs here about a talk by the Chief Justice at Northwestern….