Rene Marsh

1 week ago | news8000.com | Marshall Cohen |Rene Marsh

Washington (CNN) — A staggering 25% of Internal Revenue Service employees are planning to take buyouts and resign, according to three sources with direct knowledge of the matter. The deadline for IRS employees to accept the latest round of “deferred resignation” buyout offers was Tuesday morning. The latest numbers indicate that roughly 22,000 people want to take the offer, the sources said.

1 week ago | cnnespanol.cnn.com | Marshall Cohen |Rene Marsh

Washington CNN  —  Un asombroso 25 % de los empleados del Servicio de Impuestos Internos (IRS, por sus siglas en inglés) planean aceptar las ofertas de indemnización, según tres fuentes con conocimiento directo del asunto. La fecha límite para que los empleados del IRS aceptaran la última ronda de ofertas de indemnización de “renuncia diferida” fue este martes por la mañana. Las últimas cifras indican que aproximadamente 22.000 personas quieren aceptar la oferta, dijeron las fuentes.

1 week ago | channel3000.com | Marshall Cohen |Rene Marsh

Washington (CNN) — A staggering 25% of Internal Revenue Service employees are planning to take buyouts and resign, according to three sources with direct knowledge of the matter. The deadline for IRS employees to accept the latest round of “deferred resignation” buyout offers was Tuesday morning. The latest numbers indicate that roughly 22,000 people want to take the offer, the sources said.

1 week ago | cnn.com | Marshall Cohen |Rene Marsh

Washington CNN  —  A staggering 25% of Internal Revenue Service employees are taking buyouts and plan to resign, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter. The deadline for IRS employees to accept the latest round of “deferred resignation” buyout offers was Tuesday morning. The latest numbers indicate that roughly 22,000 people are taking the offer, the sources said.

1 week ago | cnn.com | Rene Marsh

A sign in front of the entrance of the Security Administration's main campus on March 19 in Woodlawn, Maryland. Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images CNN  —  The Department of Homeland Security requested the Social Security Administration to enter more than 6,000 names of immigrants into its database used to track dead people, according to a DHS official with knowledge of the decision.