Sebastian Voth was recently quoted in a Tax Notes article by Kristen A. Parillo, “Tax Pros: Expanded Access to Tax Court Docs Has Benefits and Risks,” published October 28, 2026. The article discusses the Tax Court’s Administrative Order No. 2026-02, under which motions, supporting briefs and memoranda, and oppositions electronically filed by admitted practitioners on or after January 1, 2027, will be remotely available through DAWSON.
Mr. Voth called the new order “a very positive and practical extension of the court’s 2023 order.” He noted that he and many other tax professionals found the Tax Court’s 2023 expansion of remote access to posttrial and amicus briefs extremely useful in their practices. “Extending this to motions and supporting briefs should make research more efficient, improve transparency, and give us immediate insight into how issues are being framed and argued,” he said.
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Sebastian Voth is a Principal at Hochman Salkin Toscher Perez P.C., specializing in tax investigations, litigation and appeals, and complex tax matters. Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Voth served for 15 years at the Internal Revenue Service including most recently as a Special Trial Attorney with the IRS Office of Chief Counsel’s Strategic Litigation Division leading trial teams in all phases of litigation before the Tax Court. During his tenure with the IRS, Mr. Voth served on the leadership team of the nationwide IRS Counsel mentoring program and mentored numerous IRS attorneys. He is the recipient of two Lucite Awards for significant Tax Court opinions and received a 2024 Special Act Award (Strategic Litigation), the 2023 Nationwide Innovator of the Year (LB&I), the 2022 Nationwide Special Trial Attorney of the Year (SB/SE), the 2017 U.S. Department of the Treasury Outstanding Litigator and the 2017 Nationwide Attorney of the Year (SB/SE). Serving as a Special Trial Attorney, Mr. Voth handled some of the IRS’s most significant and complex litigation matters.
For more information, please contact Sebastian Voth at voth@taxlitigator.com.
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