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James M. Susa Appointed to Task Force on the Arizona Tax Court Rules of Practice 

June 7, 2024

The Arizona Supreme Court has recently appointed James M. SusaJames M. Susa, a Shareholder at DeConcini McDonald Yetwin & Lacy, P.C., to serve on a critical task force focused on the Arizona Tax Court Rules of Practice. This appointment is a significant recognition of Susa’s extensive expertise in tax law and his commitment to the legal profession.

James Susa, AttorneyJames M. Susa brings a wealth of experience to the task force, having practiced law with an emphasis on tax litigation and consultation. His role at DeConcini McDonald Yetwin & Lacy, P.C. has seen him handle a variety of complex tax issues, making him a valuable addition to the task force responsible for reviewing and recommending changes to the Arizona Tax Court rules.

The task force’s primary objective is to examine the existing rules of practice for the Arizona Tax Court and identify areas that require modification or improvement. This initiative is crucial for ensuring that the court’s procedures remain efficient, fair, and up-to-date with current legal standards. The review process will involve a thorough analysis of the current rules, consideration of feedback from various stakeholders, and the proposal of amendments that enhance the administration of tax justice in Arizona.

Susa’s appointment to this task force underscores the importance of his legal acumen and his dedication to advancing the quality of tax law practice in Arizona. His contributions are expected to be instrumental in shaping the future framework of the Arizona Tax Court, ultimately benefiting practitioners and taxpayers alike.

The Arizona Supreme Court’s selection of James M. Susa for this pivotal role reflects the high regard in which he is held within the legal community. His involvement in the task force is anticipated to lead to significant and positive changes in the state’s tax court procedures, promoting greater clarity and efficiency in the handling of tax-related disputes.