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IRS crime fighting arm announces modernization program as financial crimes use more tech

  • The IRS Criminal Investigation announced a program called CI-FIRST to improve interactions with financial institutions amid rising financial crimes involving technology and AI.
  • From 2022 to 2024, the agency identified $21.1 billion in tax fraud and seized $8.2 billion in criminal assets.
  • CI-FIRST aims to streamline subpoena requests and enhance data-sharing to help detect financial crimes linked to drug trafficking and human smuggling.
  • In response to crime enforcement needs, IRS-CI has been requested to assist with immigration enforcement amid a boost in funding through the Inflation Reduction Act.
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IRS crime fighting arm announces modernization program as financial crimes use more tech

With technology and AI increasingly used to perpetrate illegal acts, the IRS’ crime fighting arm is announcing a new program intended to improve how it interacts with financial institutions.

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WPLG broke the news in Miami, United States on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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