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Inspector General Assessment of IRS Implementation Planning Efforts for the Excise Tax on Excess Compensation Paid by Tax-Exempt Organizations (PDF)
Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration [TIGTA] 
June 10, 2019 23 pages. "TE/GE Division management has not completed a strategy to address noncompliance with the new tax. Although TE/GE Division management acknowledged the need for a compliance strategy and took preliminary steps in that process, as of December 31, 2018, they had not established a timeline for further development and implementation of compliance activities. Affected organizations will begin reporting the excise tax on returns filed as early as May 2019. A fully developed compliance strategy is needed to monitor and track potential noncompliance with the new excise tax." MORE >> |
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