Overview

Many view the IRS compliance and collection programs (CCP) -- such as audits to determine whether taxpayers have accurately reported the amount of taxes that they owe and collection follow-up with taxpayers who have not paid what is owed -- as critical for maintaining the public's confidence in our tax system. But declines in CCP have been dramatic. From FY 1996-2000, the number of individual tax returns audited by IRS declined by over 60%. Further, IRS was unable to pursue many delinq. taxpayers. This report: describes the changes since 1996 in IRS CCP, and the factors contributing to the changes; determines how the program changes have affected taxpayers; and determines how IRS addressed the program changes in its strategic assessments. Also includes a 17-page report, "Tax Deductions: Further Estimates of Taxpayers Who May Have Overpaid Federal Taxes by Not Itemizing."

ISBN-13

9780756728335

ISBN-10

0756728339

Weight

0.30 Pounds

Dimensions

8.25 x 0.25 x 10.50 In

List Price

$20.00

Format

Paperback

Pages

41 pages

Publisher

Diane Pub Co

Published On

2002-11-01



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