LUNCHTIME HELP FOR 2026-2027 TAX BAR APPLICANTs & APPRENTICE
Tutoring by Tax Law Professors, USTCPs & Tax Attorneys at TLI
Do not worry about the vast volume of information embodied in the U.S. Tax Laws. By the conclusion of our Program, you will know all the rules and the legal reasoning behind the procedural steps of and trial practice. We'll work with you for as many days to ensure you understand the subject so you won't forget.
Just send an email to Professor Stuart at michaeljerome.stuart@aya.yale.edu and he will arrange for someone to be in the Virtual Conference Room to work with you on any of the Tax Law topics we cover. Just select one of the days listed below.
The tutor will be available up to 15 minutes after the hour, at which point s/he will exit the VCR.
Mondays: 12 Noon to 12:45 P.M.
Wednesday: 12 Noon to 12:45 P.M.
I never forget ... and neither will you ...
A Conversation with Jack Townsend | FEDERAL TAX PROCEDURE
Eminent scholar, author, tax litigator and distinguished law professor, guest speaker at the Tax Law Institute, discusses his best-known written work (unedited), Federal Tax Procedure.
Supervised Pro Bono Courtroom Practice
Start May 9, 2026. 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. Attend hearings at the IRS Independent Office of Appeals. Go before judges as an Apprentice and prosecute in-person in U.S. Tax Court in Honolulu, Hawaii to protect low-income taxpayer-clients we support. Learn-by-doing. Pass the Tax Bar Exam. Get your approval to practice as an USCTP and gain valuable courtroom experience as a student tax litigator.