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Independent research tool. Not affiliated with the U.S. Tax Court.
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- Search the Court. 61,000+ opinions since 1924 and 305,000+ orders in one search.
- Read the record. The holding, pincites, and a plain-English summary.
- Watch the docket. New filings to your inbox.
- Deadlines, read from the Court’s own orders.
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One search across the Court’s entire output.
Regular, Memorandum and Summary opinions back to 1924. Three hundred thousand orders, the reasoned ones summarized. The circuit, Supreme Court and district decisions that review Tax Court law. Every brief the Court makes public. Results come back grouped by source, filtered by judge, code section, issue, case type, outcome and date, and your Research Trail records how you got there.
- 61,000+ opinions, 305,000+ orders, 25,000+ appellate and district decisions
- Filter by judge, § section, issue topic, case type, outcome
- Saved searches and an exportable Research Trail
Any docket. No appearance. Your inbox.
Track a case you are on, a case you are against, or a case you are simply watching. New filings, orders and opinions arrive live, daily or in a Friday recap, per docket, at the level you choose. Nothing about following a case requires entering an appearance.
- Live, daily or weekly, set per docket
- New filing, new order, new opinion, and the Court’s published trial session
- Track up to 1,000 dockets on Pro
Read the opinion, not the PDF.
Recent opinions and orders open in a structured Reader: a linked syllabus, footnotes where you click them, page chips for pincites, tables rendered in place, and every cited authority linkified. A Subsequent treatment rail shows what later decisions did with the case, and flags negative treatment.
- Plain-English AI summary on every modern opinion and every reasoned order
- Syllabus, footnotes, page numbers, tables
- Subsequent treatment across 26,000+ authorities
P claimed a home-office deduction and vehicle expenses for the year at issue.
Held: deduction allowed in part3; vehicle expenses disallowed for lack of records.
Who is on the other side, and how their cases have gone.
Docket Explorer searches all 66,000 cases by party, counsel, judge, document type, disposition, whether trial was calendared or held, and how long the matter has been pending. Judge and Counsel Search profile the bench and the bar. Brief Bank puts every public brief in front of you with the counsel who wrote it.
- Docket Explorer: 347 document types, disposition, trial calendared vs. held
- Judge Search: exact opinion counts from 1995
- Counsel Search: 9,500+ admitted practitioners
- Brief Bank: every brief the Court makes public
Petitions
NewNewly filed Tax Court petitions, from copies Docket.tax obtains from the Court, each with a plain-English AI summary: the petitioner, the tax years, the amount in dispute, the issues and the relief sought.
Deadlines read from the Court’s own orders.
Every docket you track gets a deadline list built from its public orders, the Court’s trial calendar and the Rules. Every date is set by rule and cites the docket entry it came from. When a later order changes a date, Deadlines updates it, or flags the new entry for you to check.
- Trial sessions, hearings, pretrial orders, status reports, motion responses, briefing
- Every date cites its source entry and how it was set
- All your cases on one page, with a calendar view
ORDER: the parties shall file a joint status report on or before November 16, 2026.
Joint status report due
NOTICE setting case for trial, Los Angeles, California session.
Trial — Los Angeles, California
Your firm’s whole Tax Court caseload, in one monitored list.
Contract-billed, no card. Every attorney gets Pro; seats are set by your agreement and the account owner invites colleagues. Firm Admins manage the shared firm docket list. Evaluate with two to five named attorneys first; the account converts in place when you sign.
Simple, honest pricing.
14-day free trial on Basic & Pro. Billed monthly, cancel anytime.
- 1 tracked Tax Court docket
- Case timeline built from the docket record
- Deadlines from the Court’s orders
- Email alerts for new opinions
- Opinion database access
- Everything in Basic
- Track up to 1,000 dockets
- Counsel & Judge Search
- Order database access
- Brief Bank — searchable public briefs
- Docket Explorer — search every Tax Court case
- Appeal tab on tracked cases
- AI summaries of reasoned orders
- Secure docket-document uploads
- Order alerts & digests by email
- Everything in Pro
- 3 included user seats
- Shared docket access & team tracking
- Custom groups for the team’s dockets
- Tracked-case management for admins
- Deadlines export (.txt, .csv, .ics)
- +$70/month per additional user
Whole firm or practice group? Firm Enterprise is contract-billed and custom-quoted — schedule a demo. Low Income Taxpayer Clinics receive discounted access (verified via IRS Pub. 4134) — contact sales.
Search the whole court. Watch the cases that matter.
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Independent research tool. Docket.tax is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with the U.S. Tax Court or the IRS. AI summaries may contain errors, and deadline lists may be incomplete; verify both against official records at dawson.ustaxcourt.gov.