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Today's IRS OrganizationThe IRS Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998 prompted the most comprehensive reorganization and modernization of IRS in nearly half a century. The IRS reorganized itself to closely resemble the private sector model of organizing around customers with similar needs.To support its structure and ensure accountability, the IRS is divided into three commissioner-level organizations:
CommissionerSpecialized IRS units report directly to the Commissioner's office. The IRS Chief Counsel also reports to the Treasury General Counsel on certain matters.- Commissioner, Internal Revenue - Douglas Shulman
- Chief of Staff - Jonathan M. Davis
- IRS Chief Counsel - William J. Wilkins
- Appeals - Diane Ryan, Chief
- Taxpayer Advocate Service - Nina E. Olson, National Taxpayer Advocate
- Equity, Diversity and Inclusion - Debra Chew, Executive Director
- Research, Analysis and Statistics - Patricia McGuire, Acting Director
- Communications and Liaison - Frank Keith, Chief
- Deputy Commissioner for Services and Enforcement - Steven T. Miller
- Wage and Investment Division - Richard E. Byrd, Jr., Commissioner
- Large and Mid-Size Business Division - Heather Maloy, Commissioner
- Small Business/Self Employed Division - Christopher Wagner, Commissioner
- Tax Exempt and Government Entities Division - Sarah Hall Ingram, Commissioner
- Criminal Investigation - Eileen C. Mayer, Chief
- Office of Professional Responsibility - Karen L. Hawkins, Director
- Whistleblower Office - Stephen A. Whitlock, Director
- Deputy Commissioner for Operations Support - Mark Ernst
- Chief Technology Officer - Terence V. Milholland
- Agency-Wide Shared Services - Dave Grant, Chief
- Human Capital Officer - James P. Falcone, Chief
- Chief Financial Officer - Alison Doone, Chief
- Office of Privacy, Information Protection and Data Security - Deborah Gascard Wolf, Director
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Who is the current head of the IRS?
IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman
Who do the IRS answer to?
The IRS is an agency under the Department of Treasury. A commissioner heads operations for the collection of taxes as well as the implementation of tax and revenue laws, which is the IRS' main objective. He is called the IRS commissioner.
What is the salary of the IRS commissioner?
250000/yr
Who runs the IRS?
The IRS is a part of the United State Department of the Treasury, which is part of the executive branch of the federal government. The IRS is run by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue who reports to the Secretary of the Treasury who reports to the President of the United States.
What is the address for Douglas Shulman Commissioner of IRS?
10th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20004
Who is head of IRS?
Commissioner, Internal Revenue - Douglas Shulmansee this URL for more information: http://www.IRS.gov/IRS/article/0,,id=149197,00.HTMLToday's IRS OrganizationThe IRS Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998 prompted the most comprehensive reorganization and modernization of IRS in nearly half a century. The IRS reorganized itself to closely resemble the private sector model of organizing around customers with similar needs. To support its structure and ensure accountability, the IRS is divided into three commissioner-level organizations:CommissionerSpecialized IRS units report directly to the Commissioner's office. The IRS Chief Counsel also reports to the Treasury General Counsel on certain matters. Commissioner, Internal Revenue - Douglas ShulmanChief of Staff - Jonathan M. DavisIRS Chief Counsel - William J. WilkinsAppeals - Diane Ryan, ChiefTaxpayer Advocate Service - Nina E. Olson, National Taxpayer AdvocateEquity, Diversity and Inclusion - Debra Chew, Executive DirectorResearch, Analysis and Statistics - Patricia McGuire, Acting DirectorCommunications and Liaison - Frank Keith, ChiefDeputy Commissioner for Services and EnforcementThe Deputy Commissioner reports directly to the Commissioner and oversees the four primary operating divisions and other service and enforcement functions: Deputy Commissioner for Services and Enforcement - Steven T. MillerWage and Investment Division - Richard E. Byrd, Jr., CommissionerLarge and Mid-Size Business Division - Heather Maloy, CommissionerSmall Business/Self Employed Division - Christopher Wagner, CommissionerTax Exempt and Government Entities Division - Sarah Hall Ingram, CommissionerCriminal Investigation - Eileen C. Mayer, ChiefOffice of Professional Responsibility - Karen L. Hawkins, DirectorWhistleblower Office - Stephen A. Whitlock, DirectorDeputy Commissioner for Operations SupportThe Deputy Commissioner reports directly to the Commissioner and oversees the integrated IRS support functions, facilitating economy of scale efficiencies and better business practices: Deputy Commissioner for Operations Support - Mark ErnstChief Technology Officer - Terence V. MilhollandAgency-Wide Shared Services - Dave Grant, ChiefHuman Capital Officer - James P. Falcone, ChiefChief Financial Officer - Alison Doone, ChiefOffice of Privacy, Information Protection and Data Security - Deborah Gascard Wolf, DirectorOrganization ChartSee the basic structure of today's IRS in this picture of the IRS Organization Chart. At-a-Glance: IRS Divisions and Principal OfficesGet an overview of the four primary operating divisions and the other principal offices in the IRS organization. Page Last Reviewed or Updated: November 03, 2009
What is the Name and address of current head of IRS?
Douglas Shulman is the Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service check this URL for more information than you ever wanted to know about the IRS Organizational Hierarchy including addresses: http://www.IRS.gov/IRS/article/0,,id=149197,00.HTML
Joseph Nunan was busted in 1952 when he failed to pay tax on the 1800 he won after betting that Truman would be elected Why was this hilarious?
He was an IRS commissioner in the 1940s
Which president invented the IRS and why?
Abraham Lincoln appointed the first commissioner of internal revenue in 1862. More tax money was needed to pay for the Civil War.
What is the Difference between practice note and private rulings?
The Commissioner for Internal Revenue Service is responsible for issuing practice note for the purpose of achieving consistency in the administration of the act 592 and provide guidance to person affected by act 592 (taxpayer) and officers of the IRS. This allows the taxpayer to know the commissioner's decision in advance. Taxpayers may rely on practice note in determining the tax consequences of their transactions; however, taxpayers must determine for themselves if the facts their cases are substantantially the same as those set forth in the practice note. Practice Note also act as statements reflecting the internal management practices of the IRS that affect the right and duties of taxpayers. Occasionally they are also used to announce procedures to guide individuals in dealing with the IRS. On the other hand the commissioner of IRS is responsible for issuing private ruling to clear the question from tax payers where the whole problem and relevant aspects of a transaction are disclosed. In this way the taxpayer is able to plan his business and be able to self asses or project his income for tax purposes. Thus taxpayers who are in doubt about the tax consequences of a contemplated transaction can ask the commissioner of IRS for ruling. It is binding on the commissioner. Where there is an inconsistency between a practice note and a Private ruling, priority is giving to the terms of the private ruling.
What is a sentence for commissioner?
The police commissioner was waiting to arrest the criminal.The election commissioner has resigned.
Who is commissioner?
The commissioner of the NBA is David Stern.
