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…in taxpayer accounts often do not reflect the correct tax situation and IRS personnel seem powerless to fix the situation. This problem often results in taxpayers continuing to move down the payment and collection pipeline at the agency, further increasing the costs for both taxpayers and IRS to remedy these unwarranted and serious account snafus. The inability to break this bureaucratic logjam is affecting everything from student loans to small business credit. Enrolled agents are increasingly concerned that the problems…