Taxpayer Workforce Modernization Act
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Overview
The Taxpayer Workforce Modernization Act aims to improve the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) ability to handle complex tax cases and combat tax evasion by establishing a fellowship program. This program will recruit qualified data scientists to partner with tax specialists, analyze data, and develop innovative solutions for tax administration and enforcement. The program also includes a task force to refine data-driven methodologies and train IRS employees in using advanced analytics.
Key provisions
- Establishes a fellowship program to recruit data scientists for the IRS.
- Requires the program to address complex tax cases and emerging issues.
- Allows fellows to apply for and receive up to four years of service with potential for extensions.
- Creates a task force comprised of fellows and permanent IRS employees.
- The task force will focus on audit case selection, employee training, and addressing offshore tax evasion.
- Sets a minimum and maximum pay scale for fellows, aligning with GS-15 and the General Schedule.
- Mandates an annual report to Congress evaluating the program's effectiveness and return on investment.
- Defines ‘qualified data scientist’ as a professional with expertise in advanced analytics and regulatory environments.
Who is affected
- Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
- Taxpayers
- Data Scientists
- Tax Law Specialists
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