New York Public Personnel Law: The Internal Revenue Service [IRS] posts notice of importance to Tax Exempt and Government Entities

November 07, 2022

The Internal Revenue Service [IRS] posts notice of importance to Tax Exempt and Government Entities

The United States Internal Revenue Service posted a notice on November 4, 2022 advising tax exempt and government entities that the Tax Exempt and Government Entities (TE/GE) Fiscal Year 2023 Program Letter (PDF) lists IRS priorities for this new fiscal year.

IRS reported that it will also use its Compliance Program and Priorities webpage to provide information about additional priorities as they are launched.

In addition IRS advised that its Fiscal Year 2023 compliance program and priorities align with the IRS Strategic Goals listed below:

Enhance Taxpayer Service
Strengthen Compliance Activities
Workforce Development
Transform Operations

IRS plans to release a summary of its Fiscal Year 2022 accomplishments during the first quarter Fiscal Year 2023. Interested parties may also view IRS' "annual program (or work plan) and accomplishment letters for previous years."

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