Up to $304B lost to tax fraud; IRS has no agency-wide antifraud strategy
Congressional auditors say the federal government may lose as much as $304 billion a year to tax fraud, and the IRS lacks an agency-wide plan to combat it.
Congressional auditors reported Friday that the federal government may lose as much as $304 billion annually to tax fraud. The auditors found the IRS does not have an agency-wide strategy aimed at stopping those losses.