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Suing In Wrong Court No Excuse For Late Tax Bid: 11th Circ.

By Jimmy Hoover (August 24, 2017, 7:08 PM EDT) -- Filing a lawsuit in the wrong court doesn't extend the statute of limitations to challenge a denied claim for a federal tax refund, the Eleventh Circuit ruled Thursday, throwing out an appeal from a Florida woman who mistakenly brought her action first in U.S. Tax Court, rather than the federal district court....

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