The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced Monday it is ending the decades-long practice of unannounced revenue officer visits to taxpayers, as it looks to decrease taxpayer confusion and "enhance safety measures." According to the IRS, revenue officers typically visit households and businesses to assist taxpayers in resolving their account balances and collect unpaid taxes. With the exception of a “few unique circumstances,” the IRS said these unannounced visits will end effective immediately and taxpayers will instead receive a mailed letter to schedule appointments. The IRS said the "rare" unannounced visits will include summonses, subpoenas and "sensitive enforcement activi
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