Bederson Principal, David Gannaway, MBA, CFE, CVA, CAMS, EA, NTPI is among 18 newly-appointed members of the Internal Revenue Service’s 2025 IRS Advisory Council (IRSAC). He will serve a three-year term.
Mr. Gannaway’s background in tax policy, legal matters, and financial management add to the diverse spectrum of insights powering the Council’s tax administration. He is a former IRS criminal investigation special agent and revenue agent with 20 years of experience analyzing complex accounting, financial, income tax, asset forfeiture, and money laundering transactions across multiple business sectors, with varied expertise from which he can draw. Over the next three years, IRSAC Council members will provide IRS agency leaders with feedback, observations, and recommendations on a wide range of issues in tax administration.
About the IRSAC
Established in 1953, the IRSAC serves as a vital platform for dialogue on tax administration, offering feedback, observations, and recommendations to IRS leadership. The council comprises representatives from various sectors, including the taxpaying public, tax professionals, businesses of all sizes, tax-exempt organizations, and government entities. This diversity ensures a comprehensive perspective on tax-related matters.
The IRSAC’s primary mission is to bridge the gap between the public and the IRS, providing actionable insights to address challenges in tax administration. The council’s diverse composition is designed to ensure it remains an effective and representative body, capable of tackling emerging issues and driving meaningful improvements.
The 2025 IRSAC will convene regularly throughout the year to deliberate on key tax administration topics. Their collaborative efforts will culminate in an annual report, scheduled for submission in November 2025 during a public meeting. This report will encapsulate the council’s findings and recommendations, contributing to the ongoing evolution of the IRS’s practices and policies.
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