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Internal Revenue Service Personnel – The Who, What, and How
Often times, we, as tax professionals, are just as confused as to whom we need to speak to when discussing tax matters with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as the general public. In this article, we ... Tyrone J. Taylor, EA, NTPI Fellow®
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Defending Against an OPR Investigation and Beyond
I was able to observe first-hand for six years the mystery that constitutes the investigation and prosecution of a disciplinary case under Circular 230. And I must admit, I was a lot smarter about the process at the end of my tenure than at its begin... Karen L. Hawkins
Summer 2023,
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