Tax Court Opinion Types and Their Precedential Effect

When litigating a case in Tax Court, taxpayers must determine which authority best supports their position. Because they are precedential, T.C. opinions are the strongest form of authority. However, memo opinions, summary opinions, and orders should not be overlooked.

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