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This is a testing site for the U.S. Tax Court and not intended for public use. To learn more about starting a case, visit the U.S. Tax Court website.
The Tax Court is composed of 19 presidentially appointed members. Trial sessions are conducted and other work of the Court is performed by those
judges, by senior judges serving on recall, and by special trial judges. Although the Court is physically located in Washington, D.C., the judges travel nationwide to conduct trials in various designated places of trial.
Washington, D.C. Courthouse
Designed for the Tax Court and dedicated on November 22, 1974, the courthouse is a landmark work by architect Victor Lundy. It is held out as a prominent example of the "formalist modern" style of architecture in Washington, D.C. The U. S. Tax Court Courthouse was added to the National Register of Historic Places in August 2008.
Learn more about the courthouse by visiting GSA’s website, or more about Victor Lundy by watching Victor Lundy: Sculptor of Space.
Victor Lundy: Sculptor of Space
We are excited to include here Victor Lundy: Sculptor of Space. This informative and entertaining documentary was produced by the GSA (General Services Administration) as part of The Historic Building Film Series.
Victor Lundy: Sculptor of Space captures the recollections of the modern American master architect and artist who designed GSA's historic U.S. Tax Court Building in Washington, DC.
- GSA YouTube Channel
