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July 8, 2020, Control No: TAS1307200014 Expires: 12/31/2020 Impacted IRM(s): 13.1.24MEMORANDUM FOR TAXPAYER ADVOCATE SERVICE EMPLOYEES FROM:/s/ Bridget Roberts Deputy National Taxpayer AdvocateSUBJECT:Interim

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