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Re: RE: DC Bar and Novus
Posted by -- on 1/13/08

    On 1/13/08, steve wrote:
    > Mediator, check this out.
    >
    > http://www.ustaxcourt.gov/forms/Admission_Nonattorneys.pdf
    >
    > A person simply can't practice before the tax court merely being
    > an "enrolled agent". Please convince me that you were right with
    > evidence.

    Question guys:

    What is an "enrolled agent"? Looks like anyone who passes the test
    to qualify to practice before the tax court will then be considered
    further by the court based on "the application, letters of
    recommendation and other appropriate facts." [See Rule 200.]

    Is there any doubt that a non-attorney can be allowed to practice
    before the tax court after jumping through all the hoops?


    > On 1/13/08, Mediator wrote:
    >> Steve, go to the Tax Court website yourself and see if
    >> an "enrolled agent" can practice there. Check it out and come
    >> back and tell me I was right.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> On 1/13/08, steve wrote:
    >>> Hi Mediator,
    >>>
    >>> I don't think an enrolled agent is authorized to practice
    >>> before the tax court.
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>

     
     

 
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