Nelson stepping back after 42 years of moving QC forward
Kenda Burrows
Tax season is officially upon us, meaning more Americans are interacting now with the Internal Revenue Service.
Well, the IRS is hoping to make that experience a favorable one, and a former attorney at Lane & Waterman, in Davenport, has taken on a key role in the effort. In December, the IRS announced that Courtney Kay-Decker had been appointed deputy chief of the Taxpayer Experience Office.
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