The IRS is revamping the top of its organizational structure for the first time in two decades, the agency announced Wednesday.
The changes include a rollback to one deputy IRS commissioner, instead of two, and four new chief positions that will oversee taxpayer service, tax compliance, information technology, and operations. They will go into effect early 2024.
Restructuring was a part of the IRS’ strategic operating plan released last year. The plan details how the agency will spend its new tens of billions of funds from the Inflation Reduction Act or tax-and-climate law.
“The entire landscape around tax administration – ...
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