IRS calls for e-tax nominees
- By Greg Langlois
- Apr 24, 2001
The Internal Revenue Service is calling for nominees to fill slots for its
Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee, which serves as a public
forum for electronic tax filing issues and builds support for paperless
filing.
In a Federal Register notice published Monday, the IRS' Electronic Tax
Administration announced that it is looking to professional and public interest
groups, IRS officials, the Treasury Department and Congress to make nominations.
Nominations must be received by May 23.
ETAAC helps the Electronic Tax Administration develop its paperless
filing program by gauging the public's attitude toward electronic filing,
commenting on ETA policies and offering suggestions for improvement.
ETAAC is composed of representatives from the tax preparation community,
transmitters of electronic returns, tax software developers, payroll service
providers, individual taxpayers, systems integrators, state and local governments
and others. Each member serves two years.
For information on how to submit a nomination, see the Federal Register notice.