United States. Office of the Inspector General for Tax Administration

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1) Case processing delays and tax account errors increased hardship for victims of identity theft

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2) Oversight of reported sexual harassment allegations needs improvement

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3) Inspection of health and safety measures at select IRS facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic

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4) Prisoner tax refund fraud: delays continue in completing agreements to share information with prisons, and reports to Congress are not timely or complete

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5) The Affordable Care Act, an improved strategy is needed to ensure accurate reporting and payment of the medical device excise tax

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6) Detection has improved: however, identity theft continues to result in billions of dollars in potentially fraudulent tax refunds

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7) Status of actions taken to improve the processing of tax-exempt applications involving political campaign contributions

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8) The physical security risk assessment program needs improvement

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9) American Rescue Plan Act: implementation of advance recovery rebate credit payments

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10) Reduced budgets and collection resources have resulted in declines in taxpayer service, case closures and dollars collected

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11) Interim report - the IRS leveraged its telework program to continue operations during the COVID-19 pandemic

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United States. Office of the Inspector General for Tax Administration

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12) Improved controls are needed to ensure that all planned corrective actions for security weaknesses are fully implemented to protect taxpayer data

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13) Existing compliance processes will not reduce the billions of dollars in improper earned income tax credit and additional child tax credit payments

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14) Contractor employees have millions of dollars of federal tax debts

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15) Inappropriate criteria were used to identify tax-exempt applications for review

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16) Affordable Care Act: improvements are needed to strengthen systems development controls for the premium tax credit project

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17) Inspection of health and safety measures at select IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers during the COVID-19 pandemic

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18) High-income nonfilers owing billions of dollars are not being worked by the Internal Revenue Service

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19) Most taxpayers whose identities have been stolen to commit refund fraud do not receive quality customer service

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20) Additional actions are needed to ensure that improper fuel tax credits claims are disallowed

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United States. Office of the Inspector General for Tax Administration

1) Case processing delays and tax account errors increased hardship for victims of identity theft

2) Oversight of reported sexual harassment allegations needs improvement

3) Inspection of health and safety measures at select IRS facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic

4) Prisoner tax refund fraud: delays continue in completing agreements to share information with prisons, and reports to Congress are not timely or complete

5) The Affordable Care Act, an improved strategy is needed to ensure accurate reporting and payment of the medical device excise tax

6) Detection has improved: however, identity theft continues to result in billions of dollars in potentially fraudulent tax refunds

7) Status of actions taken to improve the processing of tax-exempt applications involving political campaign contributions

8) The physical security risk assessment program needs improvement

9) American Rescue Plan Act: implementation of advance recovery rebate credit payments

10) Reduced budgets and collection resources have resulted in declines in taxpayer service, case closures and dollars collected

11) Interim report - the IRS leveraged its telework program to continue operations during the COVID-19 pandemic

12) Improved controls are needed to ensure that all planned corrective actions for security weaknesses are fully implemented to protect taxpayer data

13) Existing compliance processes will not reduce the billions of dollars in improper earned income tax credit and additional child tax credit payments

14) Contractor employees have millions of dollars of federal tax debts

15) Inappropriate criteria were used to identify tax-exempt applications for review

16) Affordable Care Act: improvements are needed to strengthen systems development controls for the premium tax credit project

17) Inspection of health and safety measures at select IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers during the COVID-19 pandemic

18) High-income nonfilers owing billions of dollars are not being worked by the Internal Revenue Service

19) Most taxpayers whose identities have been stolen to commit refund fraud do not receive quality customer service

20) Additional actions are needed to ensure that improper fuel tax credits claims are disallowed