The IRS law enforcement arm has a new chief starting next month.
Guy Ficco will take over the top position at IRS Criminal Investigation from Jim Lee, who is retiring at the end of March, according to a Wednesday announcement. Ficco will start April 1 and oversee 3,200 employees, including many who investigate thousands of financial crimes.
Ficco is currently the deputy chief and has been with the agency for 29 years.
- Ficco is a certified fraud examiner and has held other leadership positions in the IRS CI, including executive director of global operations, policy and support. ...
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