Treasury, Post Office, and Executive Office Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1971: Hearings Before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, United States Senate, Ninety-first Congress, Second Session, on H.R. 16900 ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1970 - 1466 pages |
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... audit and security - the bulk of the 1971 in- crease being to maintain 1970 levels of staffing and activity in the face of higher costs . The House cut of $ 596,000 in the " Salaries and ex- penses " appropriation reduces staffing and ...
... audit and security - the bulk of the 1971 in- crease being to maintain 1970 levels of staffing and activity in the face of higher costs . The House cut of $ 596,000 in the " Salaries and ex- penses " appropriation reduces staffing and ...
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... audit of tax retums , the increased complexity of the tax law will result in more items requiring audit , consuming more audit resources and compounding our problems in this already understaffed function . The man- power impact on audit ...
... audit of tax retums , the increased complexity of the tax law will result in more items requiring audit , consuming more audit resources and compounding our problems in this already understaffed function . The man- power impact on audit ...
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... audit and security . Increase of $ 1,065,000 is mandatory to maintain current levels of staffing and operations . Reductions of $ 4,000 have been taken in the estimate for costs of 1970 not recurring in 1971 . Revenue Accounting and ...
... audit and security . Increase of $ 1,065,000 is mandatory to maintain current levels of staffing and operations . Reductions of $ 4,000 have been taken in the estimate for costs of 1970 not recurring in 1971 . Revenue Accounting and ...
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... audited 25,000 selected returns that IRS might not have been able to audit because of limited resources . This produced state assessed deficiencies of over $ 1 million and Federal deficiencies exceeding $ 2.5 million . 2. Last year ...
... audited 25,000 selected returns that IRS might not have been able to audit because of limited resources . This produced state assessed deficiencies of over $ 1 million and Federal deficiencies exceeding $ 2.5 million . 2. Last year ...
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... audit coverage , and mounting inventories of delinquent accounts . We would also have to stop our recruitment of new young people - bringing us that much nearer to a " generation gap " in the Service . In short , the depressing effects ...
... audit coverage , and mounting inventories of delinquent accounts . We would also have to stop our recruitment of new young people - bringing us that much nearer to a " generation gap " in the Service . In short , the depressing effects ...
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activity additional positions Administration and Regional agencies AMOUNT PCT areas Authorized Level average positions budget estimate bulk mail Chairman clerks coins Commissioner THROWER Committee compliance Customs data processing decrease delinquent accounts delivery Director Division dollars effect effort employees employment equipment evaluation facilities Federal firearms Fiscal Year 1971 functions funds Government handling Headquarters improve includes industrial engineering installation Internal Audit Internal Revenue Service investigations JUSTIFICATION mail processing maintenance man-years Mandatory manpower ment million needed NUNLIST pay increase percent increase Personnel Compensation Philadelphia Mint planning positions requested Post Office Department Postal Inspectors postal service productivity proposed protection purchase reduction Regional Operation reimbursements research and development responsibility result Salaries and Expenses Savings Bonds Secret Service Secretary securities Senator BOGGS Senator YARBOROUGH staff Subtotal tax returns taxpayer technical thousand tion transfer transportation Treasury U.S. Secret Service units vehicles workload increases
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Page 494 - The Postal Service shall provide a maximum degree of effective and regular postal service to rural areas, communities, and small towns where post offices are not self sustaining.
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