We specialize in providing litigation support for U.S. Tax Court attorneys, U.S. Tax Court Practitioners and Federal litigators handling domestic and international tax cases. We prepare individuals to take theIRS Enrolled Agent Examination and U.S. Tax Court Non-Attorney Examination. We also offer tutorials in Forensic Accounting for licensed attorney-general practitioners, U.S. Tax Court attorneys, IRS Enrolled Agents and IRS Revenue Agents, U.S. Tax Court Practitioners, agents of the U.S. Justice Department and other tax professionals.
We work with pro selitigants (those who proceed in court without an attorney) in U.S. Tax Court, U.S. District Court and U.S. Court of Federal Claims and provide pro bono assistance to low-income taxpayers in U.S. Tax Court. As a public service, we answer questions related to IRSOffer in Compromise submissions for individual taxpayer, and through our low-cost subscription services, we work with small business owners in need of tax help.
Contact us toll free (877) 503-5908 to discuss our electronic and telephonic
tutorials. We transmit directly to your hand-held device and coordinate
simultaneous coaching sessions focused on domestic and
international tax laws, U.S. Treasury regulations and Internal Revenue Code provisions, IRS rules of practice
and procedures and U.S. Tax Court, U.S. District Court and U.S. Court
of Federal Claims local rules of practice and procedures. We are noted for our short-term research and disemination of on-point case law.
The program is supervised by a Harvard-trained, former White House tax policy analyst and Emeritus Professor of Law. His teaching expertise is in litigation preparation and support.
Our litigator-practitioner is a licensed attorney admitted to practice before the U.S. Tax Court and pro hac vice before the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of New York.
If you enroll in our certification programs here is what you will need to do: 1) remain current in the readings and assignments, 2) submit to testing on one written exam at the end of each session, and 3) meet our "Writing Requirement" consisting of a "Short Research Paper (SRP)" for the Certification in Tax Laws programs. You work at your own pace. However, most persons complete the program in one year or less.