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IRS OIG Audit: Progress Has Been Slow in Meeting Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 Requirements

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Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration. Progress Has Been Slow in Meeting Homeland Security Presidential Directive–12 Requirements, June 20, 2007. Reference Number: 2007-20-110

  • “The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has been experiencing delays in issuing new identification cards to employees and contractors that enhance security, reduce identity fraud, and protect the personal privacy of employees and contractors. Initially, the IRS was developing its own system for issuing the cards rather than joining with other Federal Government agencies that had already incurred much of the upfront costs associated with this effort. Consequently, the IRS was at risk of wasting taxpayer funds and delaying the implementation of this Presidential mandate.”
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