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US federal procedure deadline calculators

Federal procedure is court-specific. Choose the bankruptcy appeal, record-designation or Tax Court step that matches the document and verify the applicable federal rule, local rule and electronic-filing cut-off.

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Example input: August 3, 2026
Relevant fact: The bankruptcy court judgment was entered on Monday, August 3, 2026.
Expected result: Monday, August 17, 2026

The entry day is excluded and the 14-day Rule 8002 period ends on 17 August. A listed tolling motion can restart the appeal clock.

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A calculator opens with the matching rule or system selected. A cited source guide stays deliberately source-first when the current model cannot faithfully generate a date.

US bankruptcy notice of appealCalculates a dateCalculate the national 14-day US bankruptcy notice-of-appeal period from entry of the bankruptcy court judgment, order or decree.14 days · Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, rule 8002(a)(1)US bankruptcy record designationCalculates a dateCalculate the national 14-day bankruptcy appeal record-designation and statement-of-issues period from the effective appeal or leave order.14 days · Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, rule 8009(a)(1)US Tax Court deficiency petitionCalculates a dateCalculate an established ordinary 90-day or applicable 150-day Tax Court deficiency period. Check actual notice, foreign facts and District of Columbia holidays.Established ordinary 90-day or applicable 150-day period · 26 USC section 6213(a); US Tax Court Rule 25

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District, circuit and judge-specific local rules are not inferred.
A filing deadline may have a separate electronic-filing, service or extension requirement.

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District, circuit and judge-specific local rules are not inferred. A filing deadline may have a separate electronic-filing, service or extension requirement.

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