HBCU News – IRS drafting plans to slash as much as half of its 90,000-person workforce leaving agency ‘dysfunctional,’ AP sources say

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According to two people, the IRS, in the opinion, the business force will be half a mixture of the charm and incentive purchases.

The people talked about the anonymity on Tuesday, because the plans were not allowed to disclose.

Boys are part of the efforts to restrict the government’s efficiency of government efficiency by all-of-government workers to quickly reduce government employees of the Musk.

The decrease in the power of tens of thousands of employees will call the IRS “dysfunctional”, the former IRS commissar John Koskinen said.

The Federal Tax Collector, according to the latest IRS, employs a total of 90,000 employees in the United States. Colored people constitute 56% of the IRS workforce and women represent 65%.

About 7,000 test workers were organized in February, about a year or less service in February.

The organization also offered IRS employees – Along with almost all federal employees, the “Deferred Resignation Program”, the IRS employees in the 2025 tax season, this month, after the end of the taxpayer, not allowed to accept a purchase offer from mid-May.

In addition to planned withdrawals, the Trump leadership intends to lend the IRS employees to help the Immigration application to the Homeland Security Department. In a letter sent in February, the DHS Secretary Christi Noem, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’ın asked to borrow the IRS staff to continue immigration blows.

Koskkinen and six other old IRS commissars wrote in early this month: “Aggressive discounts in the IRS’s resources have become less effective only in a more effective and less effective and more effective tax congress.”

Memo sent to federal agencies to federal agencies, the agencies should prepare a report on reducing power plans by March 13, but it is unknown whether the White House’s reconstruction plan is and will be due to the implementation of IRS.

Representatives for the White House, the Treasury Department and the IRS did not respond to a related press request. The New York Times said the disputes for the first time.