Answered By: Library Reviewer
Last Updated: Aug 19, 2023     Views: 195

The Tax Court issues three types of opinions: regular, memorandum and summary opinions.  Regular opinions involve questions of law, whereas memorandum opinions involve questions of fact where the law is well settled.  Summary opinions are issued under the small case procedure and have no precedential value, nor can they be appealed.

The official sources for regular opinions are:

Regular, memorandum, and summary opinions are also available from the following sources:

For information on researching tax law, please see the law library’s guide, Tax Law Resources.

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