House Budget Committee Stresses Need for IRS Funding

House Budget Committee Stresses Need for IRS Funding

U.S. House Budget Committee

U.S. House of Representatives

Funding cuts have harmed the IRS's ability to serve taxpayers and effectively audit high-income tax evaders, and more investment in the agency would lead to large gains in revenue and help it carry out essential tasks such as delivering economic impact payments, according to an October 1 report from the House Budget Committee.  

Funding cuts have harmed the IRS's ability to serve taxpayers and effectively audit high-income tax evaders, and more investment in the agency would lead to large gains in revenue and help it carry out essential tasks such as delivering economic impact payments, according to an October 1 report from the House Budget Committee.

Funding cuts have harmed the IRS's ability to serve taxpayers and effectively audit high-income tax evaders, and more investment in the agency would lead to large gains in revenue and help it carry out essential tasks such as delivering economic impact payments, according to an October 1 report from the House Budget Committee.

Funding cuts have harmed the IRS's ability to serve taxpayers and effectively audit high-income tax evaders, and more investment in the agency would lead to large gains in revenue and help it carry out essential tasks such as delivering economic impact payments, according to an October 1 report from the House Budget Committee.