Taxpayer Advocacy Panel

JUN 6

2013 April Project Committee Updates

As part of its effort to improve the IRS, the Taxpayer Advocacy Panel’s (TAP) members identify and focus on specific issues through Project and Joint Committee work. They use their findings to make recommendations and provide direct input to the IRS on new and existing IRS programs and initiatives.

In addition to speaking with taxpayers, conducting research, and ongoing planning, Project Committee members meet approximately once per month to discuss current projects, progress on key issues and future happenings. Read on for this month's updates.

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TAP is a group of volunteers dedicated to helping the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) identify ways to improve customer service and satisfaction. TAP is a Federal Advisory committee established in 2002 under the authority of the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

The Taxpayer Advocacy Panel listens to taxpayers, identifies taxpayers' issues, and makes suggestions for improving IRS service and customer satisfaction.

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By the Numbers

 

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4
9

TAP recommendations submitted to the IRS since 2002
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5
8
8

Outreach events completed in 2011

 

Media

Like the Way the IRS Operates? You can Volunteer to Serve on a Taxpayer Panel
(Belleville News Democrat, March 14, 2013)

IRS Seeks Volunteers for Taxpayer Advocacy Panel
(IRS.gov, March 12, 2013)

Greece school board member named to panel
(Democrat and Chronicle, March 12, 2013)

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