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Tax Law Institute
1717 N Street NW
Washington DC
(202} 800-9230

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Tax Law Institute
1717 N Street NW
Washington DC
(202} 800-9230

Tax Law Institute 1717 N Street NW Washington DC (202} 800-9230Tax Law Institute 1717 N Street NW Washington DC (202} 800-9230Tax Law Institute 1717 N Street NW Washington DC (202} 800-9230
Home
The Best Kept Secret...
Guide to Bar Admission
Course Schedule
Pro Bono Program
Tax Law Library
FBI-Vetting
Tax Bar Exam Tips
Apprenticeship
Volunteerism
Guests | Faculty | Staff
Courses | Fees | Protocol
Practice Areas | Mngt.
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  • Home
  • The Best Kept Secret...
  • Guide to Bar Admission
  • Course Schedule
  • Pro Bono Program
  • Tax Law Library
  • FBI-Vetting
  • Tax Bar Exam Tips
  • Apprenticeship
  • Volunteerism
  • Guests | Faculty | Staff
  • Courses | Fees | Protocol
  • Practice Areas | Mngt.
  • Home
  • The Best Kept Secret...
  • Guide to Bar Admission
  • Course Schedule
  • Pro Bono Program
  • Tax Law Library
  • FBI-Vetting
  • Tax Bar Exam Tips
  • Apprenticeship
  • Volunteerism
  • Guests | Faculty | Staff
  • Courses | Fees | Protocol
  • Practice Areas | Mngt.

Courses | Fees | Protocol

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2024-2025  The Tax Bar Review Program (Required courses)

  • Substantive Tax | Federal Tax Procedure - $1195 (prerequisite for Apprenticeship)
  • Substantive Tax | Internal Revenue Code (IRC) - $1195 (prerequisite for Apprenticeship)
  • Substantive Tax | Caselaw - $1595 (includes corporate, partnership, gift, estate and trust tax)
  • Federal Rules of Evidence as Applied in Tax Court - $995
  • Legal Ethics:  ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct - $995
  • U.S. Tax Court Rules of Practice &  - $995
  • Self-Instructing Tax Law Library Utilizing A.I. - $4995 for access to substantive tax courses - federal tax procedure (gratis), internal revenue code section review, recent case law, tax evidence, rules of practice and procedure, legal ethics, and USTCP-Designates prepared 2021 and 2023 exam questions with model answers, quizzes and TLI Teaching Faculty 
  • Initial registration fee $125 and $25 for each additional course.
  • 2025 Workshops (when and where applicable) (Free)
  • 2025 Tax Bar Tutorial Services (Free)
  • Comprehensive Pre-Exam Review (FRE book and Digital Platform access) - $4,995
  • Initial registration is $125 and then $25 per course


2024-2025 The John F. Dean Apprenticeship for U.S. Tax Court Trial Practice | $27,995 | Litigation Training + Trial Practice - includes tutorials, Mock Trial Program and participation in Tax Litigation Clinic | Pro Bono Practice.  (Charge for each individual session is $9, 331.67 + Registration fee of $125 | Waived for TLI bar prep graduates. Payment Plans customized. Please take note that a 10%surcharge attaches to all payment plans. Individual print book purchase $1500 (required) + $4995 for subscription access to online Tax Law Library utilizing A.I.

  • Representation Before the U.S. Tax Court
  • Trial Documents (Pleadings, Motions, Depositions and Briefs)
  • Legal Writing + Oral Argument
  • Mock Branerton Conference
  • Mock Trials: Litigation Strategies in U.S. Tax Court 


Specializations: Practice Area Courses (Treatise not included)

  • Corporate and Partnership Tax - $4995
  • Taxation of Certain International Transactions - $4995
  • E-Commerce Taxation for Internet Companies - $4995
  • Tax Fraud Defense - $4995
  • Nonprofit Organizational Development and Finance (LITCs) - $4995 
  • Small Business Development, Management & Taxation
  • Medical Practice and Healthcare Taxation
  • Entertainment and Sports Management Taxation

Additional Fees

  • ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Late fees imposed after due date | $100 per day for 10 days then dismissal for nonpayment
  • $500 reinstatement fee after dismissal for nonpayment + arrears
  • Financing @ 10% 
  • Gleim Foundational Tax Program - Free
  • Certificate processing, printing and mailing - $500


Scholarships

  • The Joni Larson Memorial Scholarship is a financial assistance award of $5000 to defray the cost of the Tax Bar Preparation Program. Up to two awards are presented during each Testing Cycle. 


  •  The John F. Dean Entertainment Tax and Arts Scholarship is financial assistance award of $5,000 to defray the cost of the Apprenticeship. Up to two awards are presented during each Testing Cycle. 


► Additional instructional and tutorial support and personal coaching is provided by the Teaching Faculty at the Tax Law Institute. There are no additional charges for these services. All courses are registered with the IRS. Course compliance is required and deviation may lead to dismissal. 


►The 'Kelly-Clause' is inserted into all enrollment agreements to remind applicants not to sign-up for courses they cannot afford. Chargebacks after the applicant has participated in conference services are treated as acts of fraud and theft of services, in accordance with federal and state civil statutes, and such actions are prosecuted accordingly.  


Payment Methods

  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • American Express
  • Discover
  • Venmo
  • Cash App
  • We accept credit/debit cards (as pictured above), e-checks, certified checks, electronic wire transfers and ACH transactions as payment for our programs and courses. 
  • Reversing a credit transaction (chargeback) automatically voids your Registration and bars any future enrollment at TLI - no exceptions. Chargebacks related to fraudulent allegations of "no-service" are prosecuted under Federal theft of services and fraud statutes. Bear in mind that as an applicant you submit to jurisdiction when you register.
  • NSF e-checks are charged a return check fee of $125 and/or prosecuted if made good.
  • There is a $100 per day charge for each day a scheduled payment is overdue.
  • Unless you have established a payment plan where applicable, fees for all courses are to be paid-in-full at the time of enrollment.
  • Applicants are allowed to carry one (1) payment plan per session.
  • Payments for hotel accommodations and meals are not counted as fees. Such payments are returnable if a live conference or bar review becomes a force majeure event, which refers to an occurrence which is outside the reasonable control of a party and which prevents that party from performing its obligations under a contract.
  • Unless you have established a payment plans where applicable, fees for all courses are to be paid-in-full at the time of enrollment. 
  • Payment Plans with due dates falling on a Saturday or Sunday must be honored on the date the payment comes due. Otherwise, a late fee will be imposed of $100 per day. 


►TLI pursues bad accounts in the appropriate legal forums throughout the national jurisdiction. TLI reports to all the major credit agencies as well as to Office of Admissions and Discipline. Where fraud and/or theft of services is at issue, TLI is a federal contractor so it accordingly reports fraud or theft of services to the U.S. Government, U.S. Attorneys General and the FBI and also prosecutes civilly through the Federal district courts and/or criminally through the local office of district attorneys.


NO REFUNDS - CREDITS ONLY


Protocol - Please Read Before You Enroll
Exclusive use of audio and video technology provided by StartMeeting.com.

  • To avoid echoing, static, interference place your cell phone away from your laptop.
  • Legal information and research provided by Lexis-Nexis and/or Westlaw.
  • Use of unassigned training materials may invalidate the Enrollment Agreement.
  • Dial-in number and access code (where applicable) are sent via email.
  • Dissemination of dial-in number or access code to the unauthorized are grounds for dismissal. 
  • During sessions, telephones must be muted while others speak.
  • Applicants who engage in conduct deemed as harassment are dismissed without recompense.. 
  • Discussions run for 90 minutes with 5-minute break at the 50-minute mark.
  • No more than one (1) absence is permitted during the administration of any course.
  • Login records determine CPE/CE credits that will be awarded and as well as issuance of sponsor recommendations and certificates.
  • Applicants are encouraged to participate in discussions and to ask questions.
  • Prompt logins are appreciated. Please announce yourself. Lateness is frowned upon.
  • Notice of absence should be sent via email to the course professor or lecturer. 
  • Having a laptop or notebook during class increases your comprehension.
  • No unauthorized persons allowed access to the electronic conference rooms.
  • Unsuccessful test-takers are permitted to retake the basic program free-of-charge one time.
  • Judges are to be addressed as 'Judge' or 'Your Honor'.
  • Professors are to be addressed as 'Professor'. 
  • Lecturers are to be addressed as 'Mr./Ms.'


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Apply to our Tax Bar Preparation and Apprenticeship Program. Learn how to build a winning Federal Tax Litigation Practice. Participate remotely in docketed cases in U.S. Tax Court as a pro bono student rep. Work with attorneys from IRS appeals and chief counsel's office. Go before judges and advocate to protect low-income taxpayer-clients at the free tax clinic we support. Learn by doing. Pass the bar. Get your approval to practice as a USCTP and gain valuable courtroom experience as a student tax litigator. 

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