IRS Releases Federal Employee Tax Delinquency Rates for 2011
SEP. 30, 2011
IRS Releases Federal Employee Tax Delinquency Rates for 2011
DOCUMENT ATTRIBUTES
- Institutional AuthorsInternal Revenue Service
- Subject Area/Tax Topics
- Jurisdictions
- LanguageEnglish
- Tax Analysts Document NumberDoc 2013-5829
- Tax Analysts Electronic Citation2013 TNT 49-21
[Editor's Note: This document was released to Tax Analysts by the IRS on March 8, 2012.]
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Employee/Retiree Delinquency Initiative (FERDI)
Civilian/Military/Retiree Summary Report
Sept. 30, 2011
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Employee/Retiree Delinquency Initiative (FERDI)
Civilian/Military/Retiree Detail Report
Sept. 30, 2011
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Delin-
Taxpayer Balance Work- quency
Dept/Agency/Category1 Count2 Owed force3 Rate4
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Executive Departments
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Department of Agriculture 2,711 $22,614,256 105,126 2.58%
Department of the Air Force 7,467 $56,535,251 202,268 3.69%
Department of the Army 13,556 $106,348,297 312,882 4.33%
Department of Commerce 1,641 $18,814,557 47,626 3.45%
Department of Defense 5,743 $48,919,845 148,582 3.87%
Department of Education 201 $2,435,862 4,620 4.35%
Department of Energy 370 $4,183,769 16,381 2.26%
Department of Health and Human Services 3,454 $44,629,276 85,642 4.03%
Department of Homeland Security 5,844 $44,126,734 198,242 2.95%
Department of Housing and Urban
Development 431 $5,939,176 9,758 4.42%
Department of the Interior 2,066 $18,482,476 77,225 2.68%
Department of Justice 2,552 $20,231,078 116,273 2.19%
Department of Labor 538 $7,422,453 16,298 3.30%
Department of the Navy 8,782 $72,832,642 243,612 3.60%
Department of State 411 $4,243,216 12,595 3.26%
Department of Transportation 1,531 $18,146,515 57,721 2.65%
Department of the Treasury 1,289 $9,312,010 119,020 1.08%
Department of Veterans Affairs 13,594 $142,938,363 316,480 4.30%
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Large Independent Agencies (1,000 or more employees)
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Broadcasting Board of Governors 64 $999,650 1,744 3.67%
Court Services and Offender Supervision
Agency 76 $422,734 1,243 6.11%
Environmental Protection Agency 497 $6,171,958 18,777 2.65%
Executive Office of the President 40 $333,485 1,902 2.10%
Federal Communications Commission 64 $903,248 1,784 3.59%
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 229 $3,112,010 8,358 2.74%
Federal Reserve System -- Board of
Governors 104 $1,499,850 1,873 5.55%
Federal Trade Commission 32 $185,480 1,135 2.82%
General Services Administration 474 $5,472,903 12,739 3.72%
Government Accountability Office 72 $911,307 3,191 2.26%
Government Printing Office 167 $2,326,609 2,195 7.61%
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration 377 $4,038,178 18,632 2.02%
National Archives and Records
Administration 114 $356,956 3,521 3.24%
National Credit Union Administration 12 $20,957 1,175 1.02%
National Labor Relations Board 47 $548,470 1,733 2.71%
National Science Foundation 70 $581,918 1,464 4.78%
Office of Personnel Management 171 $1,743,754 6,272 2.73%
Securities and Exchange Commission 109 $898,025 3,846 2.83%
Small Business Administration 237 $3,724,408 4,665 5.08%
Smithsonian Institution 328 $3,020,376 4,952 6.62%
Social Security Administration 2,453 $22,077,649 67,136 3.65%
Tennessee Valley Authority 327 $5,045,188 12,735 2.57%
U.S. Agency for International
Development 174 $1,653,897 3,894 4.47%
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission 112 $1,861,733 2,479 4.52%
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 80 $732,366 4,111 1.95%
U.S. Postal Service 22,404 $215,188,284 623,378 3.59%
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Medium Independent Agencies (100-999 employees)
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Armed Forces Retirement Home 16 $96,233 278 5.76%
Commodity Futures Trading Commission 15 $78,486 665 2.26%
Consumer Product Safety Commission 20 $194,164 548 3.65%
Corporation for National and Community
Service 17 $336,123 608 2.80%
Defense Nuclear Facilities SafetyBoard x x 111 x
Export-Import Bank of the United States 11 $240,761 401 2.74%
Farm Credit Administration 6 $25,172 291 2.06%
Federal Election Commission 15 $90,056 349 4.30%
Federal Housing Finance Agency 11 $211,700 618 1.78%
Federal Labor Relations Authority 7 $11,523 140 5.00%
Federal Maritime Commission x x 127 x
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service 7 $51,076 244 2.87%
Int'l Boundary and Water Comm: U.S. and
Mexico 13 $33,698 267 4.87%
Merit Systems Protection Board 8 $48,362 216 3.70%
Millennium Challenge Corporation 11 $13,020 287 3.83%
National Endowment for the Arts 7 $35,445 180 3.89%
National Endowment for the Humanities 5 $73,521 190 2.63%
National Transportation Safety Board 12 $94,333 418 2.87%
Overseas Private Investment Corporation 8 $84,031 222 3.60%
Peace Corps 19 $111,492 896 2.12%
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation 36 $434,787 978 3.68%
Presidio Trust 8 $114,210 325 2.46%
Railroad Retirement Board 26 $295,460 964 2.70%
Selective Service System 9 $79,482 174 5.17%
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum 7 $37,567 188 3.72%
U.S. International Trade Commission 11 $117,455 391 2.81%
U.S. Office of Special Counsel 4 $28,492 110 3.64%
U.S. Tax Court 5 $51,516 198 2.53%
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Small Independent Agencies (between 25 and 100 employees)
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Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 3 $1,336 55 5.45%
American Battle Monuments Commission x x 32 x
Committee for Purchase from People Who
Are Blind or Severely Disabled x x 31 x
Federal Mine Safety and Health Review
Commission x x 72 x
Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board 4 $49,776 99 4.04%
Institute of Museum and Library Services x x 90 x
Inter-American Foundation 3 $2,021 43 6.98%
Medicaid and CHIP Payment Action Commission x x 34 x
Medicare Payment Advisory Commission 3 $685 52 5.77%
Morris K. Udall Scholarship and
Excellence in National Environmental
Policy Foundation 5 $2,943 55 9.09%
National Capital Planning Commission x x 43 x
National Council on Disability x x 26 x
National Mediation Board x x 50 x
Occupational Safety and Health Review
Commission x x 57 x
Office of Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation x x 41 x
Recovery Act Accountability and
Transparency Board x x 40 x
United States Access Board
(Architectural and Transportation
Barriers Compliance Board) x x 43 x
U.S. African Development Foundation x x 31 x
U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard
Investigation Board x x 41 x
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights 4 $12,120 44 9.09%
U.S. Election Assistance Commission x x 46 x
U.S. Office of Government Ethics 4 $4,272 75 5.33%
Valles Caldera Trust x x 57 x
Other5 4,689 $53,731,527
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Legislative and Judicial
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U.S. House of Representatives 454 $8,881,934 12,247 3.71%
U.S. Senate 234 $1,936,249 7,030 3.33%
Administrative Office of the
U.S. Courts 894 $12,702,984 33,765 2.65%
Total Civilians:6 107,658 $1,012,998,984 2,976,279 3.62%
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Military
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Active Duty Military 29,638 $109,790,245 1,468,364 2.02%
Military Reserve/Guard 32,290 $219,982,038 1,315,445 2.45%
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Retirees
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Civilian Retired 47,647 $532,945,468 1,893,748 2.52%
Military Retired 94,333 $1,643,693,782 2,177,337 4.33%
Grand Total: 311,566 $3,519,410,517 9,831,173 3.17%
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FOOTNOTE TO TABLE
1 Agencies with 25 or less employees not shown on this report.
2 Includes all balance due and potential nonfiler accounts,
excluding accounts in installment agreement status.
3 Workforce data sources are the U.S. Office of Personnel
Management (OPM) and Department of Defense, Defense Manpower Data Center.
4 The Delinquency Rate is calculated by dividing the
number of delinquent taxpayers by Workforce. Tax delinquency is defined
as having a balance due and/or potential nonfiler account, excluding those
accounts in installment agreement status. For small agencies, changes in the
number of delinquent employees disproportionately affect the delinquency rate.
5 Includes employees of federal agencies that do not submit
workforce information to the OPM Central Personnel Data File. Generally
includes employees of the legislative branch and security agencies. Data is
obtained through an annual match of internal W-2 records, where available.
6 The total civilian workforce and balance owed exceed the sum
of the agencies shown because agencies with 25 or less employees, or no
delinquent employees, are included.
END OF FOOTNOTE TO TABLE
DOCUMENT ATTRIBUTES
- Institutional AuthorsInternal Revenue Service
- Subject Area/Tax Topics
- Jurisdictions
- LanguageEnglish
- Tax Analysts Document NumberDoc 2013-5829
- Tax Analysts Electronic Citation2013 TNT 49-21