IRS Will Pay Tax Refunds in Shutdown After All
The White House announced that the IRS will now issue refunds to taxpayers during the shutdown.
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The White House announced that the IRS will now issue refunds to taxpayers during the shutdown.
The IRS contingency plan says the agency will continue to collect taxes in a shutdown but does not pay refunds.
A bill recently introduced in the House would eliminate multiple federal agencies if it were to become law.
The new OPM General Counsel will work concurrently at OPM and MSPB.
NASA announced that personal information of an unknown number of agency employees was compromised in a recent data breach.
The Postal Service Task Force suggests changes such as reforming pay and adding new revenue streams to shore up the agency’s ailing finances.
Wednesday, December 5th, has been declared a day of mourning by President Trump. Most federal employees will be excused from work, including the Postal Service.
The VA said in a statement that a story published by NBC News which said some veterans would not be reimbursed GI Bill benefits they are owed is false.
Remember the federal employee whose web surfing habits infected his agency’s network with malware? A new IG report has more details of how it all happened.
Recently introduced legislation would prevent collection of overpayment debt from veterans resulting from errors made by the VA in paying benefits.