Internal Revenue Code:Rule 173. Discontinuance of Proceedings
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TITLE 26 - INTERNAL REVENUE CODE
TITLE 26 - APPENDIX
TITLE XVII. - SMALL TAX CASES
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Rule 173. Discontinuance of Proceedings
After the commencement of a trial of a small tax case, but before
the decision in the case becomes final, the Court may order that
the proceedings be discontinued under Code Section 7463, and that
the case be tried under the Rules of Practice other than the Small
Tax Case Rules, but such order will be issued only if (1) there are
reasonable grounds for believing that the amount of the deficiency,
or the claimed overpayment, in dispute will exceed $10,000 and (2)
the Court finds that justice requires the discontinuance of the
proceedings under Code Section 7463, taking into consideration the
convenience and expenses for both parties that would result from
the order.
INTERIM AMENDMENT
For interim amendment of this Rule, see provisions set out
after the Appendices to the Rules.


