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IRS Outlines Modernization Plan

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The Internal Revenue Service has released a six-year plan for modernizing its information technology systems. Estimates are the IRS Integrated Modernization Business Plan will cost between $2.3 billion to $2.7 billion through FY  2024.

 

The administration’s budget proposal for FY  2020 includes $290 million in funding for the plan.

Modernization is  expected to reduce call wait and case resolution times through customer callback technology, online notices and live online customer support. The  proposed improvements will simplify identity verification and expand access to online services while protecting data. Systems availability is also expected to improve while implementation of new tax provisions will be more straightforward.

IRS will implement the plan in two three-year phases. The investment should allow modernization of key systems and stabilization the cost of maintaining the technology ecosystem. 

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