IRS Financial Management: Has There Been Any Improvement? : Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Government Management, Information, and Technology of the Committee on Government Reform and Oversight, House of Representatives, One Hundred Fourth Congress, Second Session, September 19, 1996U.S. Government Printing Office, 1997 - 77 pages Distributed to some depository libraries in microfiche. |
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... balances that have increased the risk of fraud and diminished the reliability of the information provided to Congress and to others . Today's hearing includes several witnesses commenting on the IRS ' financial management problems ...
... balances that have increased the risk of fraud and diminished the reliability of the information provided to Congress and to others . Today's hearing includes several witnesses commenting on the IRS ' financial management problems ...
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... as failure to reconcile fund balances , that have increased the risk of fraud and diminished the reliability of the information provided to Congress and others . Today's hearing includes several witnesses commenting on the IRS ' 6 9.
... as failure to reconcile fund balances , that have increased the risk of fraud and diminished the reliability of the information provided to Congress and others . Today's hearing includes several witnesses commenting on the IRS ' 6 9.
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... balances there . Again , there are not good detailed subsidiary records that distinguish valid accounts receivable from other compliance assess- ments that IRS has levied on people as à means to try to get them to pay their taxes , so ...
... balances there . Again , there are not good detailed subsidiary records that distinguish valid accounts receivable from other compliance assess- ments that IRS has levied on people as à means to try to get them to pay their taxes , so ...
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... Balance accounts are used to record cash receipts and cash disbursements for these appropriations . These accounts are much like checking accounts with a bank , and their balances represent the amount of appropriations available to IRS ...
... Balance accounts are used to record cash receipts and cash disbursements for these appropriations . These accounts are much like checking accounts with a bank , and their balances represent the amount of appropriations available to IRS ...
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... balances remaining in its Budget Clearing Accounts and Suspense Accounts . IRS plans to complete the necessary adjustments to its records and Treasury's records prior to the closing of its books for fiscal year 1996 . In addition to ...
... balances remaining in its Budget Clearing Accounts and Suspense Accounts . IRS plans to complete the necessary adjustments to its records and Treasury's records prior to the closing of its books for fiscal year 1996 . In addition to ...
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