What does $80 billion for the IRS, including enforcement and audits, mean for taxpayers?





What does $80 billion for the IRS, including enforcement and audits, mean for taxpayers?: Individual filers’ tax season began on Monday, with a larger IRS customer service department and improved technology, according to Treasury officials. The Inflation Reduction Act gives the agency $79.6 billion for the next ten years. At least half of those funds are going to tax enforcement. The IRS is attempting to raise audit rates for […]

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