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Passage: The Tax Appeals Commission (TAC) is an independent statutory body established in Ireland to hear and decide appeals against decisions of the Revenue Commissioners. While the TAC is funded by the State, its members (Appeal Commissioners) are completely independent of Revenue. This separation ensures that disputes between taxpayers and Revenue are resolved impartially. Prior to the establishment of the TAC, appeals were heard by Appeal Commissioners who were administratively housed within Revenue itself, raising concerns about perceived bias. Which of the following statements is supported by the text?

The TAC operates as an administrative division under the direct authority of the Revenue Commissioners. The establishment of the TAC was designed to address concerns regarding the impartiality of the appeal process. Appeal Commissioners are selected and appointed directly by senior Revenue management. Revenue retains the final authority to overturn decisions made by the TAC.

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The establishment of the TAC was designed to address concerns regarding the impartiality of the appeal process.

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