PROOF Act
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Summary
The PROOF Act amends the Internal Revenue Code to establish detailed due process protections for tax-exempt organizations facing IRS examination or revocation of tax-exempt status. The bill requires the IRS to provide written notice identifying the examination's basis, issues, and the organization's rights; maintain a detailed examination record; allow at least 30 days to respond to information requests; and offer supervisory conferences and a closing conference before issuing an adverse determination. Organizations must receive a proposed adverse determination letter at least 30 days before a final determination, with full explanation of findings, legal basis, and appeal rights, including access to the IRS Independent Office of Appeals.
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