Trump administration plans 25 percent staff cut at IRS taxpayer help office ...Middle East

Economy by : (Washington Post) - Tuesday 18/03/2025 - 12:47 AM (2025-3-18)

The Taxpayer Advocate Service, which operates as an internal watchdog, would see deeper workforce reductions than the agency overall.

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