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The Taxpayer Advocacy Panel:An Opportunity to Collaborate With the IRS

Journal of Accountancy (Sep, 2008)

Shoemaker, Paul A.

The Taxpayer Advocacy Panel (TAP) of the IRS is another way CPAs can serve their clients and all taxpayers, by listening to their concerns and recommending improvements to the Service. Some of the many measures the TAP has championed and seen adopted by the Service include the automatic sixmonth filing extension for income taxes and improvements to the Disaster Losses Kit of forms and publications needed by victims of disasters.

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Paul A. Shoemaker
Director, School of Accountancy Nebraska CPAs Distinguished Professor of Accountancy

Department: Accountancy

Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University, 1989
M.B.A., Marywood College, 1983
C.P.A., (Maryland)
B.S. Bloomsburg University (1974).

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