The Internal Revenue Service on Thursday scrapped plans to close one of its three remaining tax processing centers amid a backlash over an unprecedented accumulation of unprocessed tax returns that threatens to derail the 2022 tax filing season. According to The Washington Post, IRS leaders announced plans in 2016 to close the Austin facility—where paper
Backlog of returns forces IRS to scrap planned closure of processing center
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