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IRS seeks transformation in new 5-year plan

The IRS’s fiscal 2022–26 Strategic Plan sets out goals to modernize its operations and interactions with taxpayers while adapting to new challenges and threats.

AICPA recommends additional IRS backlog measures

Looking ahead to next filing season, the AICPA renews previous calls for taxpayer relief and administrative remedies to help the IRS clear overages in its return and correspondence inventories.

Late filing of petition does not bar Tax Court jurisdiction

The U.S. Supreme Court held that the Sec. 6330(d)(1) 30-day time limit to file a petition with the Tax Court after a Collection Due Process hearing determination is not a jurisdictional requirement. The Tax Court’s jurisdiction is conditioned on the petition’s filing and not its timeliness.

National Taxpayer Advocate report targets IRS service

In her Objectives Report to Congress for fiscal 2023, National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins describes steps the IRS can take to improve its return and correspondence processing and telephone service to taxpayers.

IRS voice bots help set up payment plans

The IRS deploys more AI-powered phone abilities, enabling taxpayers calling the Service to authenticate their identifies and arrange to pay tax liabilities.

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