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In the Indiana Supreme Court FILED Apr 12 2016, 10:18 am CLERK Indiana Supreme Court of Appeals and Tax Court Cause No. 94S001602MS86 Order Under the authority vested in this Court to provide by rule

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1. Collect all relevant financial and tax documents, including income statements, expense records, and any relevant receipts or invoices.
2. Review and understand the tax court forms and instructions provided by the taxing authority. This will help ensure you provide accurate information and complete all necessary sections.
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4. Attach any supporting documents or evidence that may help support your case or provide further clarification.
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6. Submit the filled-out tax court forms and any required fees, if applicable, to the appropriate tax court or authority within the specified deadline.
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1. Individuals or businesses who disagree with a tax assessment or decision made by the IRS or another taxing authority may need to appeal their case in tax court.
2. Taxpayers who believe they have been wrongly denied certain tax credits, deductions, or exemptions might seek resolution in tax court.
3. Individuals or businesses facing penalties or fines due to alleged tax violations may also need to go to tax court to contest the charges.
4. Taxpayers involved in complex tax disputes or cases involving significant amounts of money may choose to go to tax court to ensure a fair hearing and resolution.
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A tax court is a specialized court that deals with tax-related disputes and cases.

Who is required to file a tax court?

Individuals or businesses who disagree with a tax decision made by the tax authorities may file a case in tax court.

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What is the purpose of a tax court?

The purpose of a tax court is to provide an independent and impartial forum for resolving tax disputes.

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Information such as tax liabilities, deductions, income, expenses, and any supporting documentation must be reported on a tax court form.