U.S. Tax Court Opinions
The United States Tax Court is a federal court of record established under Article I of the U.S. Constitution that hears disputes between taxpayers and the IRS. Opinions on this page are ingested verbatim from DAWSON, the Tax Court’s public case-management and opinion-search system, via its public API.
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By judge
- Juan F. Vasquez (732)
- Laro (660)
- Mary Ann Cohen (631)
- Dawson (543)
- Gerber (502)
- Chiechi (496)
- Robert P. Ruwe (495)
- Joseph Robert Goeke (464)
- James S. Halpern (441)
- Albert G. Lauber (441)
- Armen (440)
- Thomas B. Wells (417)
- Dean (411)
- Peter J. Panuthos (406)
- L. Paige Marvel (387)
- Swift (386)
- Wherry (365)
- John O. Colvin (359)
- Maurice B. Foley (342)
- Jacobs (340)
- Haines (335)
- Goldberg (335)
- Michael B. Thornton (313)
- Kroupa (285)
- Beghe (276)
- Couvillion (255)
- Mark V. Holmes (252)
- Lewis R. Carluzzo (249)
- Joseph H. Gale (239)
- Nims (223)
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