IRS Reform and Management
Witnesses testified about efforts by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to reduce the amount of paperwork the agency produces. The first pan… read more
Witnesses testified about efforts by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to reduce the amount of paperwork the agency produces. The first panel examined programs that the IRS had undertaken to reduce paperwork, such as electronic filing. The second panel, however, said that the amount of paperwork at the IRS had substantially increased in recent years despite programs and guidelines designed to reduce the amount. Citizens then testified about problems they had had with the amount and types of paperwork they had to produce for government agencies. Ms. Reed then talked about steps the Agriculture department was taking to reduce the paperwork burden on farmers. close
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- Sydney Hoff Hay Resident Phoenix, AZ
- Deidre Lee Deputy Director (Acting) Office of Management and Budget->Management
- William Lindsay Resident Denver, CO
- John Nicholson Resident Arlington, VA
- Anne Thompson Reed Chief Information Officer Department of Agriculture
- Charles O. Rossotti Chairman (Former) American Management Systems Inc.
- Kaye Whitehead Farmer Indiana
- Lynda Willis Director General Accounting Office->Tax Policy
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