The IRS will stop making unannounced in-person visits, citing the safety of taxpayers and employees
The Internal Revenue Service will end most unannounced in-person visits to taxpayers to "reduce public confusion" and improve safety for both taxpayers and employees, the agency said Monday. The change reverses a decades-long practice by Internal Revenue Service workers who routinely visited taxpayers to resolve outstanding debts and other issues. Effective immediately, the agency said, unannounced visits will end "except in a few unique circumstances."Instead, affected taxpayers will receive letters in the mail asking them to make an appointment.“We are reviewing how the IRS works to better serve taxpayers and the nation, and making this change is a common sense…
