RRA 98

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RRA 98 is a major U.S. federal law enacted in 1998 that overhauled the Internal Revenue Service to improve taxpayer rights, accountability, and customer service.

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instanceOf United States federal law
tax administration reform law
alsoKnownAs IRS Reform Act of 1998
RRA 1998
linked to: RRA 98
appliesTo Internal Revenue Service employees
United States taxpayers
containsProvision Taxpayer Bill of Rights 3
creation or strengthening of the IRS Office of the Taxpayer Advocate
provisions on IRS employee conduct
reforms to IRS collection and examination procedures
restrictions on IRS use of liens and levies
rules for relief from joint and several liability for spouses
country United States
effect created new taxpayer rights protections
enhanced independence of the IRS Oversight Board
established new procedures for IRS enforcement actions
increased oversight of IRS collection activities
restructured the Internal Revenue Service organization
enactedBy United States Congress
focusArea customer service standards at the IRS
organizational structure of the IRS
oversight of IRS activities
taxpayer protections in IRS audits
taxpayer protections in IRS collections
fullName Internal Revenue Service Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998
jurisdiction federal
legalDomain administrative law
tax law
legislativeContext post-1990s criticism of IRS practices
primarySubject Internal Revenue Service
tax administration
taxpayer rights
purpose to improve IRS customer service
to improve taxpayer rights
to increase IRS accountability
to overhaul the Internal Revenue Service
region United States
shortName IRS Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998
signedBy Bill Clinton
signedByOffice President of the United States
yearEnacted 1998

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