Nearly 20,000 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) employees are taking the Trump administration’s second deferred buyout offer, Bloomberg reported. According to a source familiar with the number of ...

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A staggering 25% of Internal Revenue Service employees are planning to take buyouts and resign, according to three sources with direct knowledge of the matter. The deadline for IRS employees to ...

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This buyout offer follows an earlier round in March, during which approximately 4,700 IRS employees, or about 5% of the workforce at that time, accepted resignation incentives. Treasury Department ...

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