Larson on Substantive Tax Law

STUDY SUBSTANTIVE TAX LAW WITH JONI LARSON - FEE $995

With contributions from former Special Trial Judge John F. Dean of the United States Tax Court

Also includes testing on Foundational Tax Knowledge - Gleim Federal Examination Questions and Explanations Sessions administered by James Chapman EA MPA MA, Lecturer Emeritus at the Tax Law Institute. Classes TBA. Meet Tuesday or Thursday evenings, if required.

May 1 | 8 | 22 | Spring 2021

Substantive Tax Law for U.S. Tax Court Practitioner aka Tax Litigation Counsel

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May 1, 2021

IRC, Notable Cases & Opinions and Review of Prior Years' Substantive Tax Law Section

3pm-6pm (Virtual Class)

Conference + Workshop (Tutorial at 1 pm EST + e-Self-Study Module Price $495)

May 8, 2021

IRC, Notable Cases & Opinions and Review of Prior Years' Substantive Tax Law Section

3pm-6pm (Virtual Class)

Conference + Workshop (Tutorial at 1 pm EST + e-Self-Study Module Price $495)

May 22, 2021

IRC, Notable Cases & Opinions and Review of Prior Years' Substantive Tax Law Section

3pm-6pm (Virtual Class)

Conference + Workshop (Tutorial at 1 pm EST + e-Self-Study Module Price $495)

"In addition to preparing at the Tax Law Institute, every nonattorney candidate should read Lysander Venible's book, On Your Own in Tax Court: U.S. Tax Court Without a Lawyer." Click on the title to order.

Purchase Self-Study Digital Testing Module

Get your own subscription to our celebrated e-STUDY MODULE - U.S. TAX COURT LITIGATOR (click on link) - all four (4) tested subjects traditionally tested on the U.S. Tax Court Nonattorney Examination. Electronic platform populated with prior years' test questions and suggested answers reviewed by Professor Joni Larson and constructed by Professor Rod Monger E.A. Ph.D., 2021 U.S. Tax Court Nonattorney Exam Applicant and former Interim Director of Tutorial Services.

1 course $495
2 courses $945
3 courses $1345
All 4 courses $1695

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email: michaeljerome.stuart@aya.yale.edu

NO CLASSES DURING THE ENTIRE MONTH OF APRIL 2021

The Tax Law Institute Mission Statement

The Tax Law Institute speaks primarily to a seasoned group of IRS enrolled agents and CPAs, along with a notable enrollment of lawyers and PhDs in Accounting as well as MDs who have found their way in to the tax professions. The discussions prepare initially for the Tax Court bar (nonattorney) exam to admit in to practice future nonattorneys aka United States Tax Court Practitioners. The classes address traditional bar exam questions, trial practice, and litigation. Former U.S. Tax Court judges and judicial law clerks share the virtual lectern with noted legal authors, tax scholars, and veteran U.S. Tax Court observers. Together, they expose bar candidates to the evidentiary rules as they are applied by the Tax Court along with courtroom procedures and the Treasury Regulations derived from the IRC code sections. The bar applicants are provided also with explanations as to how Tax Court bar examiners interpret and score selected answers; why they might mark a choice wrong or right. The speakers coach the future practitioners on how to understand the judicial reasoning that would control when faced with the classic bar exam question: How should the Court rule? In line with the teaching policy of the Tax Law Institute, the ultimate goal of our efforts is to focus the soon-to-be practitioners to develop sound litigation strategies that encourage judicial economy and responsible practice in and representation before the Court.

Look for the soon-to-publish soft-cover, pocket guide to Tax Court admission and practice. Prepared exclusively for FATPs. The Guide to Admission and Practice in U.S. Tax Court $399 written by Michael Stuart J.D. M.P.A., Program Director at the Tax Law Institute, with foreword by James H. Chapman E.A. M.A. M.P.A. and introduction written by Judge John F. Dean, J.D. LL.M., former special trial judge of the U.S. Tax Court. And with chapter contributions from Joni Larson J.D. LL.M., law professor and former IRS litigator who "wrote the book" on Tax Evidence; and observations written by 2021 tax bar applicants, Rod Monger E.A. Ph.D. M.B.A. and Christopher Keleher M. Sc. Taxation M. Sc. Mgmt. This soon-to-publish guidebook is a "must read" for any tax professional who is thinking about applying for admission to practice in U.S. Tax Court.

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