143. Taxpayer Advocate’s 2024 Year-End Report to Congress: Summary and Analysis
RegisterAmber Groberg CFP, MSA
11:00am - 01:00pm MT
12:00pm - 02:00pm CT
01:00pm - 03:00pm ET
This course introduces Tax Professionals to §7803(c) of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) and reviews the December 2024 year-end report mandated by Congress that is required to be presented by the National Taxpayer Advocate.
Review of the annual report:
- Includes a description of the 10 most serious problems encountered by taxpayers.
It also includes administrative recommendations to the IRS and legislative recommendations to Congress to mitigate those problems.
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Identifies the initiatives that the Office of the Taxpayer Advocate has taken on improving taxpayer services and IRS responsiveness.
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Contains an inventory of initiatives and recommendations to the IRS for which action has been taken and the result of such action.
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Contains an inventory of initiatives and recommendations to the IRS for which action remains to be completed and the period of time these items have been in the inventory.
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Contains an inventory of initiatives and recommendations to the IRS for which there has been no action, an explanation for lack of action, and the responsible official within the IRS.
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Contains recommendations for administrative action by the IRS, or Legislative action by Congress that will resolve taxpayer problems.
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Identifies areas of the tax law that impose “significant compliance burdens” on taxpayers or the IRS that Congress should address.
At the conclusion of this session, participants will have obtained a wealth of knowledge to better understand IRS operations and the role of the Congressionally mandated Office of the Taxpayer Advocate. The course will also illustrate the importance of the year-end report to the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee as a protection of taxpayer rights in the administration of the Internal Revenue Code. Participants will have learned the “Objectives of the Taxpayer Advocate” for the prior fiscal year and how those activities have been carried out or are still outstanding at the time of the annual report to Congress, and who, in the IRS, is responsible for fulfilling those activities.
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