IRS Restructuring and Reform Act

The IRS Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998 was legislation aimed at improving fairness, efficiency, and accountability within the Internal Revenue Service. It introduced measures to protect taxpayers' rights, such as clearer communication, the allowance of appeals, and safeguards against abusive collection practices. The act also made structural changes to enhance IRS management and oversight, helping ensure that tax administration is more transparent and equitable. Overall, it was designed to foster a better relationship between taxpayers and the IRS while improving the agency's operations.