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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I contact the Appeals Tribunal?

  If you have any questions, please contact the Appeals Tribunal at 1-800-227-7325. What is an appeal hearing? An appeal hearing is an informal legal proceeding with the claimant and the employer that gives each party an opportunity to present their case.

• Where is the international arbitration tribunal?

  Seated in The Hague, Netherlands, the Tribunal hears individual cases as well as disputes between the two governments. It is composed of nine arbitrators: three appointed by Iran, three appointed by the United States, and a further three—neither Iranian nor Americans—appointed by the previous six arbitrators.

• How does the tax tribunal work?

  The Tribunal consists of two divisions: an Administrative Law Judge Division and an Appeals Division. The Appeals Division has three Commissioners appointed by the Mayor who review Administrative Law Judge Determinations upon the filing of exceptions by a taxpayer and/or the Commissioner of Finance.

• What is the tax tribunal in michigan?

  Tax Tribunal. The Tribunal is an administrative court that hears tax appeals for all Michigan taxes. Most of the Tribunal’s appeals involve property tax; however, the Tribunal also hears other state tax issues. The Tribunal is divided into two divisions: the Entire Tribunal and the Small Claims.

• What is mediation and how does mediation work?

  Mediation can be helpful in nearly any situation, from private family matters to mega corporations. The mediator acts as a third party, with the aim of improving communication between the disagreeing parties in order to find a suitable means of settling the dispute.