It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
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… of - 9981 Information Technology. Despite the investment of billions of dollars for at least two decades, IRS … are antiquated. Chapter Department of the Treasury Page number 699 … Information Technology. Despite the investment of billions of dollars for at least two decades, IRS … - page 699
… These problems are not primarily about - 9982 These problems are not primarily about resources. The IRS has spent … - page 699
… Operations Support with strong IT management skills should be appointed by the IRS Commissioner or the President (once the position is made a presidential appointment). The various subordinates to the Chapter Department of the Treasury Page … - page 699
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… Deputy Commissioner should be replaced. A - 9985 Deputy Commissioner should be replaced. A thorough review of IT contracts Chapter Department of the Treasury Page number 700 … Deputy Commissioner should be replaced. A thorough … - page 700
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