"Currently, businesses and individuals who want to dispute their taxes can either bring a suit against the state Department of Revenue or county government in Superior Court or in the Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings. Both avenues have limitations, according to tax attorney Peter G. Stathopoulos.
"Judicial rulings published in Superior Court aren't published in a recorder, making it difficult for tax attorneys to track developments in case law, Stathopoulos said.
"Right now you only can read about tax cases when they go up to the state Court of Appeals," said Stathopoulos, an accountant with the Atlanta firm Bennett Thrasher and a former tax attorney at Morris, Manning & Martin and McGuireWoods.
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