Docket intelligence for the U.S. Tax Court.
Docket.tax watches every filing, order, and opinion — and turns them into AI-generated milestones and alerts you can actually act on.
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Independent research tool. Not affiliated with the U.S. Tax Court.
Three things that change how you follow a case.
Docket.tax watches the public record so you don't have to — then turns it into updates, summaries, and dates you can actually act on.
Opinion & order updates
The moment a new opinion or order issues, it lands in your inbox — no appearance, no manual checking of DAWSON.
AI-generated summaries
Every opinion and order distilled into a plain-language summary: what the court decided, and what it means for the case.
Custom AI-generated calendar
Milestones and dates are pulled straight from the orders — humanized and traceable to the source filing.
Whether you're running a full firm caseload or following a single case of your own — for practitioners · for petitioners.
Case updates that pull milestones and dates from orders.
Point Docket.tax at any docket. As orders and notices arrive, AI reads them for dates and milestones and writes clear, dated actions to your timeline.
- Rule 155, trial settings & briefing schedules
- Humanized dates — Today, Tomorrow, In 3 days
- Each item traceable to its source filing
ORDER: Rule 155 computation due within 30 days.
Rule 155 computation due
NOTICE setting case for trial, Los Angeles session.
Trial — LA session
Opinions & orders, the moment they issue.
Follow any case without entering an appearance. New filings, orders, and released opinions land in your inbox — as they happen, or in a daily or weekly digest.
- New-opinion, new-order & new-filing alerts
- Daily or weekly digests
- Per-docket control, zero noise
AI-generated summaries, in plain English.
Every opinion and order gets a plain-language summary — what the court decided and what it means — so you understand a case without reading 30 pages of legalese.
- Plain-language summary of each opinion & order
- Key holdings, code sections & outcome surfaced
- Always linked to the full source document
Meredith v. Commissioner — opinion released
Court allowed the home-office deduction but denied the vehicle-expense claim for lack of records — deficiency sustained in part.
Simple, honest pricing.
14-day free trial on Basic & Pro. Billed monthly, cancel anytime.
- 1 tracked Tax Court docket
- AI-generated case timeline and updates
- AI opinion & order notifications
- Opinion database access
- Everything in Basic
- Order database access
- Track up to 1,000 dockets
- Counsel & Judge Search
- Docket Explorer (Beta)
- Research functions
- AI-assisted calendaring & summaries
- Secure docket-document uploads
- Emailed docket, opinion & order alerts
- Everything in Pro
- 3 included user seats
- Shared docket access & team tracking
- +$39/month per additional user
Whole firm or practice group? Firm Enterprise is custom-quoted. Low Income Taxpayer Clinics receive discounted access (verified via IRS Pub. 4134) — contact sales.
Stop refreshing DAWSON.
Let Docket.tax watch your cases and tell you what changed — the moment it changes.
Independent research tool. Docket.tax is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with the U.S. Tax Court or the IRS. AI-assisted timelines and summaries may contain errors and should be verified against official records at dawson.ustaxcourt.gov.