When the IRS Assigns a Revenue Officer: What It Really Means
Receiving notice that your case has been assigned to an IRS Revenue Officer can be intimidating. Former IRS Supervisory Revenue Officer Brandon Lynch, EA, explains what the assignment really means, common taxpayer mistakes, and why understanding the IRS collection process is often the first step toward a better outcome.
The IRS Said They Sent a Referral. So Why Is Nothing Happening?
The IRS says your issue was referred to another department, but weeks later nothing has changed. A recent TIGTA report sheds light on how internal IRS referrals work, why delays can occur, and how recent workforce reductions may increase challenges for taxpayers seeking answers.
How IRS Workforce Changes May Affect Your Tax Resolution Case in 2026
Recent IRS workforce reductions and modernization efforts may affect tax resolution cases, customer service, and enforcement timelines. Learn what taxpayers should expect and how to protect themselves when dealing with the IRS in 2026.
