The IRS, in its second full year with the infusion of billions in tax-and-climate law funds, is set to continue its 150-page plan for the money and flaunt to Congress just what a funded IRS can do.
Since it was provided the new funds, the Internal Revenue Service has started to revamp how it’s going after tax cheats and make it easier for taxpayers to manage what they owe.The recent IRS restructuring—the addition of four new top leadership roles and slim down to one deputy commissioner—further cements what the agency plans to prioritize in the coming year: taxpayer ...
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