Nina Olson: Taxpayers' Voice at the IRS  

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Bonner, Paul

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Accountancy vol. 215 no. 1 (Jan. 2013), page 26-29.
Topik: Advocacy; Government Agencies; CPAs; Public Officials; Complaints; Taxpayers

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In an interview, Nina E. Olson of the IRS's Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS), talked about her work with TAS and taxpayer issues. Olson said significant hardship happens where a representative is trying to solve a problem by staying on the phone with the IRS and running up billable hours. If it's a simple problem that isn't getting resolved, then, of course, they should go to the Taxpayer Advocate Service. Once they get through to TAS, their case advocate is their new best friend. On issues taxpayers and representatives come to TAS with Olson said they see very simple cases where there's just no one at home at the IRS who will engage with the CPA to hear the facts, to hear what needs to be done. And they also see a lot of what she call the "not my job" syndrome, where the CPA knows precisely what needs to be done to correct an account.

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