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<abstract>The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has been frequently criticized for
its handling of taxpayer questions, requests for assistance, and
complaints.  In response, IRS has developed a concept of taxpayer
assistance known as &quot;one-stop service.&quot; The idea is that taxpayers
should be able to call, write, or walk into an IRS office for help with
any kind of tax problem and see that matter resolved with only one
contact by the taxpayer.  GAO concludes that both taxpayers and IRS will
benefit if IRS can achieve its one-stop service goals.  Taxpayers will
be able to avoid time-consuming dealings with multiple IRS contacts, and
IRS should see increased taxpayer compliance.  Between 1992 and 1993,
IRS improved its delivery of one-stop service to taxpayers who called
with account questions.  However, several barriers still limit IRS&apos;
ability to deliver one-stop service over the telephone.  IRS hopes to
remove some of these barriers by consolidating various telephone and
correspondence handling services into 23 Customer Service Centers, which
should be up and running by 2001.  In the meantime, current measures
overstate delivery of one-stop service at toll-free sites.</abstract>
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