By law, the National Taxpayer Advocate must submit two reports to Congress each year.

The first report (Objectives Report), delivered each June, contains the goals and activities planned by the Taxpayer Advocate for the coming year.

• National Taxpayer Advocate's FY 2010 Objectives Report to Congress
• National Taxpayer Advocate's FY 2009 Objectives Report to Congress
• National Taxpayer Advocate's FY 2008 Objectives Report to Congress
• National Taxpayer Advocate's FY 2007 Objectives Report to Congress
• National Taxpayer Advocate's FY 2006 Objectives Report to Congress
• National Taxpayer Advocate's FY 2005 Objectives Report to Congress
• National Taxpayer Advocate Legislative Recommendations Introduced in the 108th Congress
• National Taxpayer Advocate's FY 2004 Objectives Report to Congress
• National Taxpayer Advocate's FY 2003 Objectives Report to Congress
• National Taxpayer Advocate's FY 2002 Objectives Report to Congress

The second report (Annual Report), delivered at the end of December, includes: A summary of the 20 most serious problems encountered by taxpayers; recommendations for solving those problems; and other IRS efforts to improve customer service and reduce taxpayer burden.

• National Taxpayer Advocate's 2009 Annual Report to Congress (New!)
• National Taxpayer Advocate's 2008 Annual Report to Congress  
• National Taxpayer Advocate's 2007 Annual Report to Congress    
• National Taxpayer Advocate's 2006 Annual Report to Congress 
• National Taxpayer Advocate's 2005 Annual Report to Congress 
• National Taxpayer Advocate's 2004 Annual Report to Congress
• National Taxpayer Advocate's 2003 Annual Report to Congress
• FY2002 National Taxpayer Advocate's Annual Report to Congress
• FY2001 National Taxpayer Advocate's Annual Report to Congress
• FY2000 National Taxpayer Advocate's Annual Report to Congress

See ARC "REPORT CARDS" for 2004, 2005, and 2006.