Aggrieved Taxpayers Versus Tax Authorities is an exceptionally handy, informative and insightful book that assesses the status of tax disputes of some representative countries and their historical and recent moves to attain a workable balance between the challenge of enhancing taxpayers’ access to justice and that of realizing speedier resolution of tax disputes. The countries highlighted are Japan, the United States (U.S.), the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand, with the European Union represented by Ireland and the Netherlands, from all of which the author makes comparisons of their rules and practices affecting the status of tax disputes and their resolution.