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IRS Compliance Initiative

AIMD/GGD-95-220R Published: Aug 03, 1995. Publicly Released: Aug 03, 1995.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO examined the Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) compliance with the Chief Financial Officers (CFO) Act and its ability to track revenues under its fiscal year (FY) 1995 Compliance Initiative. GAO noted that IRS: (1) has made progress in resolving its long-standing problems in complying with the CFO Act, but it needs better accounting and reporting of its revenues; (2) needs to take action to create a viable financial management system that provides integrated accounting, management, and budget information and to establish adequately trained and qualified financial management staff; (3) does not currently have the capability to accurately track the revenues realized from its compliance initiatives; and (4) the implementation of its proposed tracking system has been delayed until at least October 1995.

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Accounts receivableDelinquent taxesFederal agency accounting systemsFinancial managementGovernment collectionsStaff utilizationInternal controlsManagement information systemsTax administrationVoluntary compliance