Tax,
Government
May 11, 2017
The problem with an underfunded IRS
In 2017, the Internal Revenue Service will be about 20 percent underfunded compared to 2010, in constant dollars.
Owen Kaye
Managing Partner
KFB Law Group
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Western State Univ College of Law
The Americans for Tax Reform has complained that the Internal Revenue Service failed "to prevent a data breach that left taxpayer information belonging to more than 600,000 taxpayers stolen." It reported that "Physical security controls designed to protect sensitive IT housed in restricted areas were not being properly implemented, the agency continued to use unsupported software to manage taxpayer data, and personal data was not property encrypted."
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