The penalty for the whimsical actions of the Tax Court

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"If you bring in the case of the tax court, the Court concludes that the whimsical or brought primarily for delay or unreasonably failed to administrative penalties, the tax authority, a court may impose a penalty of up to 25 000 $. in addition, you can appeal the decision of the Court of appeal and the Federal Tax Court or the Supreme Court finds that the appeal was frivolous or brought primarily for delay, a court may impose a penalty."

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