A taxpayer can produce thousands of pages and still reach Appeals with a thin file. Here is why missing IRS file custody changes the hazards—and what PAM should do.

TIGTA found thousands of high-priority nonfiler cases stalled—but the IRS is moving them forward. Here is why waiting can turn return preparation into an expensive tax controversy.

The IRS calls its private-school proposal a clarification. The record shows a longstanding rule—and a meaningful expansion that deserves careful review.

IRS online accounts now handle more tax tasks, but key limits remain. See what practitioners can resolve online—and when a tax case still has to go offline.

The IRS has centralized conservation-easement work, but it has not disclosed whether the new office can direct field resources, resolve BOD conflicts, or move a 1,100-case inventory.

The IRS framed its proposal as stopping refundable-credit abuse by illegal aliens. The actual rule is narrower, more technical, and could reach lawfully present noncitizens too.