Exam 5: Judicial Interpretations
Exam 1: Introduction to Tax Practice and Ethics54 Questions
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If taxpayers choose not to pay a tax deficiency, then they must petition which court?
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If the Supreme Court refuses to review a lower case, the Supreme Court is upholding the lower court decision.
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In which of the following courts does the taxpayer have to pay first and then sue for a refund?
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In which of the following courts would a taxpayer want to argue an "emotional issue" rather than a "technical" issue?
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Tax Court Memorandum decisions can be located in which of the following reporters?
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A decision of which of the following court(s) cannot be found in RIA's American Federal Tax Reports (AFTR or AFTR2d)?
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The appellant is the party who appeals a decision to a higher court.
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District Courts hear cases based on the entire U.S. Code, not just the Internal Revenue Code.
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