
- February15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 3
IRS Overhaul
The sharp increase in the number oftaxpayers who file returns electronically,along with several other technologicaladvances, is allowing the IRS to parehundreds of jobs by closing some tax-returnprocessing operations and consolidatingback-office staff. The flipside isthat the agency is going to use some ofthe money it saves to hire more enforcementstaffers, who will be assigned totrack down taxpayers who take advantageof suspect tax shelters and offshoretax scams. The number of agents in theIRS enforcement division has droppedmore than 28% between 1996 and 2002,but the cuts in other operations areaswill allow the agency to add back morethan 2200 of those jobs.
Articles in this issue
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Select the Right Option for Your Moneyalmost 18 years ago
Ease Retirement with a Reverse Mortgagealmost 18 years ago
Manage Annuities to Improve Retirementalmost 18 years ago
Narrow the Hunt for a Financial Advisoralmost 18 years ago
Give Yourself the Gift of Independencealmost 18 years ago
Mull the Benefits of Loan Consolidationalmost 18 years ago
Don't Squander What's in the Piggy Bankalmost 18 years ago
Move Your Estate Plan into Action Todayalmost 18 years ago
Spread Your Investor Wings Far and Widealmost 18 years ago
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