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California CPA, March-April, 2004
The IRS will eliminate thousands of back-office jobs and add more front-line positions in a far-reaching restructuring plan.
The restructuring, slated for 2005, would close the Memphis, Tenn., tax return processing center, which has about 2,400 employees. The IRS plans to consolidate back-office processing for exam, collection and insolvency cases, centralizing 92 locations into four.
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The IRS says that the resulting savings will allow it to fill 2,200 new positions, including criminal investigators, revenue agents and revenue officers.
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