Appeal disposal norms increased; reporting required where remands are excessive and adjudication deficiencies occur to reduce pendency. Commissioners (Appeals) must adopt increased disposal norms for valuation, classification and mixed-case appeals, maintain remand cases normally below a ten percent threshold with explanatory reports to the Chief Commissioner when exceeded, and submit separate reports identifying adjudicating officers whose orders show non-application of mind, non-speaking reasoning, misinterpretation of law or tariff, contradiction of Board instructions, or breaches of natural justice to enable corrective action and reduce appellate pendency.
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Appeal disposal norms increased; reporting required where remands are excessive and adjudication deficiencies occur to reduce pendency.
Commissioners (Appeals) must adopt increased disposal norms for valuation, classification and mixed-case appeals, maintain remand cases normally below a ten percent threshold with explanatory reports to the Chief Commissioner when exceeded, and submit separate reports identifying adjudicating officers whose orders show non-application of mind, non-speaking reasoning, misinterpretation of law or tariff, contradiction of Board instructions, or breaches of natural justice to enable corrective action and reduce appellate pendency.
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