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Internal Revenue Manual Part 25. Special Topics · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
Due to the combining of some teams, inventory may not be found on the expected report/tab. For example, Fresno AUR and Exam are in one team. All cases belonging to that team are on the Fresno tab of the Exam report, not on the AUR report.
(3) These reports are intended to be used to ensure AUR Identity Theft cases are resolved and returned to AUR in a timely manner - generally, within 120 days of the date the PC "SI" or "T3" was input. See IRM 25.23.10.6.3.2.1, IDTVA Specialties AUR Technical Research and Initial Handling Procedures, for specific details.
(4) ITVA HQ is responsible for providing IDTVA P&A with the AUR ADR report regularly. The report will be emailed to the designated contact(s) identified by IDTVA P&A.
(5) IDTVA P&A designated contacts are responsible for reviewing AUR ADR reports provided by HQ to identify cases meeting the following criteria:
Aged 120 days or more - require immediate resolution
Aged 100-119 days - require follow-up
Blanks - require follow-up
(6) Cases requiring follow-up must be addressed with sufficient time to allow the assigned employee to resolve the case timely, whenever possible. Take the following actions based on the status of the case:
Status
Action
(1) The case is aged 100-110 days.
Follow-up within 3 calendar days.
(2) The case is aged 111-117 days.
Follow-up within 2 calendar days.
(3) The case is aged 118-119 days.
Follow-up within 1 calendar day.
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