A regular Tax Court decision generally involves a new or unusual point of law, as determined by the Chief Judge of the Court.

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Regular Tax Court decisions are typically reserved for cases that present new or unusual points of law, and the determination to treat a case as a regular decision is indeed made by the Chief Judge of the Tax Court. These decisions are intended to provide precedent for future cases.

A Regular Tax Court Decision Generally Involves a New or Unusual