United States. Office of the Inspector General for Tax Administration

• Additional actions are needed to ensure that improper fuel tax credits claims are disallowed
• Affordable Care Act
• Case processing delays and tax account errors increased hardship for victims of identity theft
• Contractor employees have millions of dollars of federal tax debts
• Detection has improved
• Existing compliance processes will not reduce the billions of dollars in improper earned income tax credit and additional child tax credit payments
• Improved controls are needed to ensure that all planned corrective actions for security weaknesses are fully implemented to protect taxpayer data
• Inappropriate criteria were used to identify tax-exempt applications for review
• Prisoner tax refund fraud
• The Affordable Care Act, an improved strategy is needed to ensure accurate reporting and payment of the medical device excise tax
• The Data Center Consolidation Initiative has made significant progress, but program management should be improved to ensure that goals are achieved
• The physical security risk assessment program needs improvement