<span aria-invalid="spelling" class="mce-spellchecker-annotation mce-spellchecker-word mce-cram_47593875821624540596088" data-mce-annotation="ETAAC" data-mce-bogus="1" data-mce-highlight-id="mce-cram_47593875821624540596088" data-mce-lingo="en_us">ETAAC Report Focuses on Improving Taxpayer Experience

ETAAC Report Focuses on Improving Taxpayer Experience

Internal Revenue Service

Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee

The Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee, in its 2021 annual report to Congress, made suggestions to Congress regarding the IRS budget, information returns, and data sharing among federal agencies, and suggestions to the IRS concerning electronic filing and security.

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The Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee, in its 2021 annual report to Congress, made suggestions to Congress regarding the IRS budget, information returns, and data sharing among federal agencies, and suggestions to the IRS concerning electronic filing and security.

The Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee, in its 2021 annual report to Congress, made suggestions to Congress regarding the IRS budget, information returns, and data sharing among federal agencies, and suggestions to the IRS concerning electronic filing and security.While contemplating its recommendations, the committee considered the IRS and taxpayers’ environment during the past year and the impact of the <span aria-invalid="spelling" class="mce-spellchecker-annotation mce-spellchecker-word mce-cram_55156586641624540596100" data-mce-annotation="COVID" data-mce-bogus="1" data-mce-highlight-id="mce-cram_55156586641624540596100" data-mce-lingo="en_us">COVID pandemic and worked to ensure that those recommendations align with the Taxpayer First Act. Through its research, the committee identified seven of the most significant risks to effective electronic administration by the IRS and provided recommendations that the committee says will improve one or more of those risks. The report addresses how each recommendation would improve the taxpayer experience.

The Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee, in its 2021 annual report to Congress, made suggestions to Congress regarding the IRS budget, information returns, and data sharing among federal agencies, and suggestions to the IRS concerning electronic filing and security.While contemplating its recommendations, the committee considered the IRS and taxpayers’ environment during the past year and the impact of the COVID pandemic and worked to ensure that those recommendations align with the Taxpayer First Act. Through its research, the committee identified seven of the most significant risks to effective electronic administration by the IRS and provided recommendations that the committee says will improve one or more of those risks. The report addresses how each recommendation would improve the taxpayer experience.