Internal Revenue Service

I won’t be returning to this building again which either I have helped pay for to be built or am paying for the rental space on the property. Are all the citizens here like sheep that they forget it’s us who pays the salaries and bills for this agency created, approved and signed into legislation by President Taft. The charge for parking is not only outrageous it’s criminal. I consider myself a taxpayer not a tax protester. But you can no longer call the IRS 800 number and get any tax question answered by an IRS person. So If you are a US citizens filing taxes requiring IRS assistance in Las Vegas you have no choice but to go downtown to its office. Our government which has and continues to give our tax money to foreign countries and our enemies who have killed and continue to kill Americans and are constantly trying to destroy our way of life shows utter contempt and unconcern for us taxpayers by making us pay more because of their own complicated and uninterpreted tax code. Certainly our fine Senators and elected representatives to Congress could find some of the billions of dollars given to actions against us and allow for us to have free parking or build a parking garage to allow same while we seek assistance to provide us answers to our current tax questions. I still cant believe just why we stand quietly by for this injustice while our government continually wastes our tax dollars. This is just another stab in our backs and kick in our butts. What is really going on here. As a veteran this is not the country I remember where the citizens came first.

Julio did an efficient and thorough job for us. Much thanks! Not only did he fix our identity theft issue, he took care of tracking down our missing tax return as well.

The line thru security was bearable for a Friday morning even though I arrived after opening. I waited two hours for my number to be called. Mrs. Lena was outstanding she solved my tax problem with the quickness within minutes I was on my way home

Holy crap, be prepared to wait and wait and wait. When I go there in the morning had to stand in a line outside the building in 105 degree heat for an hour just to get through security and into the IRS office. Once inside the office you have to get into another line to state what reason you are there for and get a number. Then after that I sat around for another 4 hours waiting for said number to be called. On the plus side everyone that I encountered was very friendly and professional.

I arrive on two different occasions with more than an hour and a half before it closes, with them not issuing anymore tickets and 8people sitting in the lobby. In efficient! And I have to pay for parking. Every other agency has validation. Ridiculous!

Parked my car at 831am… And it is now 1105 am still waiting. This is rediculous!!! I just need to get my transcript for school.
I just wonder how much my parking fee will cost. …pist…
?can I claim my parking fee on my next tax return?
Finally got out at 110 pm. Then paris $ 27.00 for parking.

Cons:
Long wait time outside to pass through security. Being Las Vegas, waiting outside in the summer is not an enjoyable experience.
Parking at the on-​site parking lot is $$$. Even for downtown parking.
Once inside no cell phone use. If you don’t have reading material, it is boring.
Positives:

On my two visits here, the IRS agents have been friendly and helpful.
Modern building. Although waiting is boring, the interior is not dismal. So the depressing factor is nonexistent.
Recommendations:
Park at a downtown casino, and walk vigitantly alongside the north sidewalk along Ogden Street that passes under the railroad tunnel. With the money you save on parking, you can treat yourself to a good meal afterwards. I recommend the Main Street Buffet.

Try to get there by opening time, to avoid a long line outside.
Bring a good book or magazine. Cell phone use is prohibited.
Be careful filing your taxes, so that you do not end up here.

Ohh boy… Ok well first of all I suggest getting here early and treat it like the DMV. They open at 8:30am M — F and according to the employee I talked to inside they always have a line. If you don’t get here first thing in the morning and need to meet with one of their tax people plan on being here for at least a couple hours.
Also, Parking is $ 3 per ½ hour! There is no other close resource for a parking spot, but I bit the bullet anyway and used a meter downtown just a block off Freemont street. You’ll need $ 2 in change for 2 hours and that was the max the meter I used would go to. But it beat the almost $ 20 parking in the building would cost me. So long as I make it back to my car within 2 hours and don’t get a parking ticket. It was still a couple block walk back to the building but I needed the exercise anyway.
When you get here get inline to get a ticket. They give out tickets with numbers corresponding to your problem, then take a seat and wait. Also although they do not close until 4:30 pm, they are known to stop giving out tickets as early as 1:30 pm, which means you will have to come back another day.
So to sum up, Get here early like 8 am, park a few blocks away and save some money on your parking and don’t fall behind on your Taxes!!!