The IRS has lost over 11% of its workforce through terminations and voluntary resignations. Legal challenges have followed as ...

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Most agencies will now face a moratorium on hiring at least through mid-October after Trump issues his third freeze order.

Trump extended a federal hiring freeze until Oct. 15, with exceptions for the military, immigration enforcement and national security.

The agency could close the estimated $118 billion employment-tax gap, among others, and dedicate the money to the trust fund.

The hiring freeze doesn’t apply to military members, or civilian positions dealing with immigration enforcement, national security or public safety.

On its website, the IRS wrote that this means those with job offers with a start date after Feb. 8 will… President Trump signed an executive order last month enacting a hiring freeze for federal ...

The IRS kicked off tax season Monday facing a hiring freeze imposed by President Trump in an executive order on Inauguration Day and uncertainty over $20 billion in budget cuts.

Currently, the IRS is facing a hiring freeze that means a labor shortage in the middle of tax season. which could be detrimental to taxpayers who are counting on their refund checks to come soon.

“A hiring freeze on the IRS is like reducing enforcement on high income individuals,” he added. “If you don't hire the people who could audit their returns more intensively ...

The IRS said President Donald Trump’s executive order calling for a hiring freeze caused it to rescind all jobs offered with a start date after Feb. 8. This site uses cookies to store information on ...

The freeze, which the president initially ordered on Jan. 20, prevents the hiring of civilian employees at federal agencies for either vacancies or new positions.