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Experts warn Trump immunity from IRS audit could undermine trust in tax system - PBS
22-05-2026
Beyond Penalties and Interest: How Kwong May Affect Missed Tax Refunds (Part IV) - Taxpayer Advocate Service (.gov)
28-05-2026
NTEU Statement on IRS Atlanta Campus - National Treasury Employees Union
05-06-2026
Judge dismisses Trump's IRS lawsuit, paving the way for a settlement - NPR
18-05-2026
How Trump's IRS settlement could block tax audits of him, his family and their businesses - BBC
22-05-2026
Court overturns Trump IRS guidance that targeted clean energy projects - Environmental Defense Fund
09-06-2026
IRS Announces Intent to Issue Regulations on Expanded Executive Compensation Excise Tax for Tax-Exempt Organizations - Ropes & Gray LLP
08-06-2026
Trump Audit Immunity Deal Puts Pressure on IRS to Execute (1) - news.bloombergtax.com
03-06-2026
Justice Department expands Trump settlement to cover his tax audits - Politico
19-05-2026
The I.R.S. Thought It Could Fight Trump’s Lawsuit, but It Struck a Deal Anyway - The New York Times
19-05-2026
Trump's IRS settlement agreement, annotated - CNN
20-05-2026
DOJ division that should have handled Trump IRS lawsuit has no record of it - CREW - Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington
11-06-2026
U.S. government agrees to drop tax claims against Trump in broadening of IRS lawsuit settlement - PBS
19-05-2026
The Tax Playbook for Foreign Participants in the 2026 FIFA World Cup - Taxpayer Advocate Service (.gov)
09-06-2026
U.S. government to drop tax claims against Trump in broadening of IRS settlement - NPR
19-05-2026
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Take notes during the conversation
Documenting your customer service interactions provides valuable protection and reference material for future needs. Record the representative's name, employee ID if provided, the date and time of your conversation, and detailed notes about what was discussed and promised. These records become particularly important if you need to follow up on unresolved issues or if contradictory information emerges in subsequent customer service interactions. Your notes also help you track the consistency of information across multiple customer service contacts, potentially identifying systemic issues that higher management should address. Having this documentation readily available for future reference saves you from repeating explanations and strengthens your position if disputes arise.