US EditionIRS layoffs could hurt revenue collection and foil efforts to go after rich tax dodgers, experts say
- The layoffs of approximately 7,000 IRS probationary workers may end the agency's plans to target high-wealth tax dodgers, according to experts.
- The IRS layoffs could negatively impact customer service and tax return processing, warns the National Treasury Employees Union.
- Vanessa Williamson stated that the layoffs will harm enforcement efforts, saying, "If you starve the IRS, you'll be providing a feast for the tax evaders."
- The IRS layoffs, one of the largest this year, may hurt customer service and tax return processing during tax season, as warned by the Treasury Department employees' union.
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