Lazy workers and poor management at the IRS mean tax evaders have an easier time escaping notice… From the employee complaint: — Rather than fixing the situation by forcing the non-workers to actually work for their salaries, management - knowing that the working attorneys face an impossible workload - is advising us to give up cases worth Millions of Dollars… WHY is the IRS so damned Ineffective in doing its job? WHY are so many Millionaires and Billionaires getting away with Tax Evasion *Scot Free*? — Would it surprise you to hear that its because its So Horribly MISMANAGED? Time for some Senate OVERSIGHT; aka an *Investigation*! A veteran IRS lawyer opened a window on the secretive operations of one of the biggest IRS field offices March 18, telling 10 senators in a letter that the Office of Chief Counsel ignores serious problems of waste and employee abuse in two New York offices. Jane Kim, a 10-year veteran chief counsel attorney for the Small Business/Self-Employed Division, wrote that *a sustained pattern of abuse* by chief counsels supervising lawyers in Manhattan and Long Island, has led to gross waste of government resources, gross mismanagement, violation of labor laws, and active abuse and retaliation against employees... Meanwhile management turns a blind eye to the problems — when it isnt actively making them worse. As a result of that negligence, tax cheats often get away without paying, taxpayers needing help go unaided, and good employees suffer more stress in an agency already struggling to deal with budget cuts and public scorn....
Posted on: Wed, 19 Mar 2014 19:03:55 +0000
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