Former IRS Commissioner: The System Is Breaking Down – Tom Wheelwright, Danny Werfel

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With the U.S. Government shutdown and the ongoing IRS Commissioner turnover – what does this mean for taxpayers this filing season and beyond? Join Tom Wheelwright as he explores how to best navigate through the chaos with guest and former IRS Commissioner, Danny Werfel.

Danny Werfel served as the 50th Commissioner of the IRS. As Commissioner, he presided over the nation's tax system and oversaw an agency of about 85,000 employees. Commissioner Werfel has a range of experience inside and outside of government. Prior to becoming Commissioner, he was the global leader of Boston Consulting Group's (BCG) Public Sector practice. Previously, he was the leader of BCG's Public Sector practice in North America. In these roles, he worked with government agencies worldwide on finances, service delivery, transformation plans and risk-assessment initiatives.

In this episode, gain valuable insight into the current state of the IRS, the plans that are attainable with the right leadership, and how entrepreneurs can best prepare with their tax professionals for what lies ahead.

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00:00 – Intro.
03:08 – Window inside the Commissioner’s office.
08:00 – New Role of the CEO.
14:55 – Chaos amidst filing season.
17:46 – No more refund checks.
22:10 – IRS Customer Service.
27:00 – Technology & Modernization.
32:45 – How taxpayers can navigate.
35:50 – Closing Statements.

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24 Comments

  1. What do you think is happening in healthcare? Hospitals are over run by the insane woke. I worked with unstable nurses who bragged about giving meds to ppl they knew they wanted no part of, thought it was funny.

  2. Our 2024 return is still pending. Zero answers. Zero correspondence. We have a super basic return. No child tax credits. Never experienced this before. Absolute insanity. We’re thinking we may start to claim exemptions because why lend the government our money and wait for a return?

  3. Why can’t U.S. domestic returns be done automatically for people? The government already knows most if not all of the numbers and scenarios.

  4. They know the truth, the income taxes is an indirect excise tax, NOT a direct nonapportioned tax. People already knew the 16th Amendment did not create an unapportioned income tax on private sector labor workers, but the government kept lying about it. A lot of people are asking for there money back via paper returns. Now the whole system is in shambles. Read Moore v United States 2024, their lie has been exposed.

    1. ​@ClevelandMH Welp, you have no choice but to file by paper, because you have to correct the record of the incorrect W2. Unless the company does it for you. The chances of that happening is slim to none.

  5. I agree, an inefficient IRS in chaos is the best thing to happen to all taxpayers. And yes, shut it down!

  6. This entire conversation seems to hinge on the assumption
    that the IRS is a ‘legitimate’ institution.
    The IRS is an Agency of the FED, which is also an UnConstitutional
    creation and ‘attachment’ to the Government. A privately owned NGO.

    1. Agree!! But look how personable, polished and approachable he comes off. The government is so good at smiling in your face and showing concern while they stab you in the back. Vultures to the end😡

  7. We are unwilling customers who are dealing with the IRS under Duress. Let’s stop acting like the IRS actually cares about good customer service 🙄

  8. The one thing I have yet to hear from a Commissioner is why do we need the IRS. They will probably start spewing stuff about to manage and head off booms and busts, needing people’s income to pay for valuable infrastructure and stimulate the economy, etc etc. Then ask how it worked for almost 140 before the IRS was created. We had booms and busts before the IRS and have had them afterwards so it doesn’t seem like they are doing the job that it’s creation was meant to tackle and solve. Why did the economy work back then and how is it that we were beginning to ramp up as a major power it’s creation so it wasn’t needed? I’d like to have a nationally televised interview/debate on just those questions.

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