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Taxpayer Advocate
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National Taxpayer Advocate "Reports to
Congress and Research"
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By law, the National Taxpayer Advocate
must submit two reports to Congress each
year.
The first report (Objectives
Report), delivered each June, contains the
goals and activities planned by the
Taxpayer Advocate for the coming year.
The second report (Annual Report),
delivered at the end of December,
includes: A summary of the 20 most serious
problems encountered by taxpayers;
recommendations for solving those
problems; and other IRS efforts to improve
customer service and reduce taxpayer
burden.
See
ARC "REPORT CARDS" for
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008.
TAX
Year 2007 Congressional District
Statistics: TAS produces
taxpayer statistics summaries annually for
each Congressional District. This
latest version contains statistics for tax
year 2007 processed in 2008. Each
state is listed on a separate sheet
containing state totals followed by a
breakdown for each congressional district.
The totals are stratified by income levels
listed at the top of each sheet.
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Reviewed or Updated: January 05, 2011
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National Taxpayer Advocate's 2010 Annual Report to
Congress!
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National Taxpayer Advocate's 2007 Objectives Report to
Congress
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The Advocate's Report, which is required by
law, notes that the IRS is under significant
pressure both to reduce the tax gap and to
maintain and improve taxpayer services.
News
Release - Issued 07/13/06
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National
Taxpayer Advocate's 2005 Annual Report to Congress!
National Taxpayer Advocate Nina E. Olson today released her 2005
Annual Report to Congress, in which she urges Congress to enact
fundamental tax simplification. The report spells out a series
of core principles for simplifying the tax code. |
News Release
Prior Annual Reports
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