1.  Enter a "To Do" in Amicus for Each of Your Cases.

This will give you direction as to what needs to be accomplished on each of your cases and will allow you to prioritize your cases in order of the attention they require.  Once you’ve entered a “To Do” for each of your cases, you’ll be able to view the status (what should be done next; the “To Do”) of all your cases on one page in your Amicus calendar.

“To Do’s” will vary greatly depending on the status of your cases.  While one case may require a petition to the U.S. Tax Court, another may require a phone call to the client to check on the status of requested information.  In any event, enter and complete a “To Do” with regard to each of your cases on a weekly basis in order to bring them toward resolution.

See To Dos under Amicus for further guidance.

2.  Schedule a Meeting With Your Supervisor To Review Your Cases.

The weekly meetings are designed to provide you with guidance, instruction and answers to any questions you may have with respect to your cases.  However, you may contact your supervisor at any time with questions regardless of when your weekly meeting is scheduled.

3.  Turn in Your Timesheets to the Office Administrator.

All  time spent on cases and in the Clinic is tracked for administrative and reporting purposes as well as to verify your compliance with your time requirement.

See Time Entries under Amicus for further guidance on entering time.

See Weekly Time Reporting under Amicus for further guidance on creating your weekly timesheets and the importance of reporting time generally.