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The advisory committee's annual report offers a long list of recommendations and potential improvements.

The Internal Revenue Service provided transitional guidance on the 1% excise tax on corporate share repurchases that was part of last year's Inflation Reduction Act.

Part of the point of the follow-up mailing is to clear up any confusion that may have arisen from an earlier mailing.

The IRS offers best practices for when a tax professional moves on.

Experts look at the impact of the debt ceiling negotiations on funding for the tax agency.

What tomorrow's accountants want; July's deadlines; trash talk; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

It is still not clear that the IRS will treat payments for this year the same as payments for last year.

A job offer from National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins highlights the service's need for experienced talent and better technology.

With the pandemic emergency officially over, a break for high-deductible health plans is going away.

The Ways & Means Committee voted to release transcripts of interviews with agency employees about an investigation of the taxes of President Biden's son.

The Taxpayer Advocate's mid-year report to Congress said the service had improved its performance during this year's tax season, though.

New bills; chatbot warning; e-invoicing; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The service had to scramble to reconcile the advance payments of the Child Tax Credit it distributed in 2021 with the amounts later reported by recipients.

Provisions from the IRA aim to spur investment in places that have experienced declines in fossil energy production, especially hard-hit coal-mining towns.

The IRS has put out proposals on new regs around rules from the two pieces of legislation.

Costs of cutting taxes; Tax Court transparency; soil fertility; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Tax practitioners share their biggest problems on the road to April 18.

The service is asking approximately 1.5 million people to claim their refunds for tax year 2019 by the July 17 deadline.

Congress' move to shift $21.4 billion in funding away from the service as a condition for increasing the debt limit isn't deterring the tax agency from its plans.

As the Direct File program takes shape, learning from taxpayers will be paramount.