Bessent Makes First Visit to IRS as Acting Commissioner
- Secretary Bessent outlined his three priorities for the IRS: revenue collections, privacy, and customer service.
- The IRS cancelled or modified 400 contracts, achieving savings of approximately $500 million.
- Bessent visited the IRS headquarters to reassure staff of his hands-on leadership.
- The U.S. Treasury Department stated that it has gathered a team of talented technical personnel for IRS modernization.
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Bessent makes first visit to IRS as acting commissioner
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent made his first visit to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as the acting commissioner Thursday, days after President Trump ousted Billy Long from the position. Bessent, who is the tax agency’s seventh commissioner this year, met with the leadership during which he discussed the modernization of the information technology systems within…
·Washington, United States
Read Full ArticleIRS acting commissioner Scott Bessent spent 45 minutes in the building to reassure the troops that he is hands-on and taking charge of the organization after a period of uncertainty — six days after commissioner Billy Long was ousted by President Donald Trump.
·New York, United States
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