The Board reaches out to a wide variety of stakeholders to understand their views on tax administration and its impact on taxpayers. The Board interacts regularly with external groups that include tax professionals, taxpayer advocacy groups, representatives of state tax departments, IRS advisory committees, IRS employees, the National Treasury Employees Union, and other groups that have an interest in tax administration.
The Board regularly meets in sessions and holds at least one public meeting each year. Following its public meetings , the Board posts its agenda and stakeholder statements on its web site. Press releases describing regular meetings are also available on the web site. The Board may also publish interim reports throughout the year on specific topics, such as the budget.
The Board also is invited to testify before Congress periodically. The Board distributes press releases describing its activities to the media at the end of each of its meetings. Under the law, the Board cannot be involved in specific IRS law enforcement activities, including examinations, collection activities, or criminal investigations. The Board also cannot be involved in specific procurement activities or most personnel matters.
The Board does not develop or formulate tax policy on existing or proposed tax laws. However, the Board has an ongoing interest in IRS operations and administration and would be interested in the insights and observations of those working with the IRS. The Board is prohibited by law from getting involved in individual tax matters. You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server.
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Previously, Mr. In his practice, Mr. Rettig represented thousands of individuals, businesses and corporate taxpayers before the IRS, the Department of Justice Tax Division, federal and state courts and state taxing authorities.
These cases involved civil examinations and appeals, criminal investigations and tax collection matters. Rettig has received numerous professional honors during his career from organizations across the country.
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