The Internal Revenue Service is divided into four operating units that are overs

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The Internal Revenue Service is divided into four operating units that are overseen by the Deputy Commissioners. The four operating units are:

A. organized along customer segment lines-Pensions Plans, Tax-Exempt Organizations, Wage Earners, and Small Corporations.

B. organized along customer segment lines-Wage & Investment, Small Business/Self Employed, Large & Mid-sized Businesses, and Tax-Exempt & Government Entities.

C. organized along employee division lines-Appeals Division, Taxpayer Assistance Services, Audits, and the Commissioner's Office.

D. None of the above.

A. organized along customer segment lines-Pensions Plans, Tax-Exempt Organizations, Wage Earners, and Small Corporations.

B. organized along customer segment lines-Wage & Investment, Small Business/Self Employed, Large & Mid-sized Businesses, and Tax-Exempt & Government Entities.

C. organized along employee division lines-Appeals Division, Taxpayer Assistance Services, Audits, and the Commissioner's Office.

D. None of the above.

Explanation / Answer

Organized along customer segment lines-Wage & Investment, Small Business/Self Employed, Large & Mid-sized Businesses, and Tax-Exempt & Government Entities. Option B is correct

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