Yes, I’m thinking about lunch, but more to the point, the victory of my long-ago client Michael Lissack, Docket No. 399-18W, filed 8/9/24. He picked up a quick $300 in costs from the Supremes back on 7/2/24, as they tossed DC Cir and IRS on Loper Bright grounds, kicking Chevron to the curb and taking Mayo Foundation with it sub silentio.

And his arguments about the Ogden Sunseteers’ selective reading of Section 7623 get a fresh look from DC Cir.

As I asked back on 7/2/24, in my blogpost “Taking the Fifth – Part Deux,” of even date therewith, “post-Loper Bright and post-Boechler, P. C,  exactly what is any Rev. Proc. worth? Is Mayo Foundation still good law? What is any IRS Reg. worth? The Supremes are bringing ‘discipline’ to tax law, all right all right. Yeah, roger that.”

A Taishoff “Good Job,” goes to Mike’s three (count ’em, three) trusty attorneys.