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Despite taxing year, IRS watchdog reports mostly smooth filing season

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By Sean Newhouse Verified
| Government Executive Verified
Despite having to make more than 100 changes to the tax code as a result of the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act, employing about a quarter fewer employees and experiencing leadership turnover, an independent IRS watchdog reported that the tax agency conducted a largely successful filing season in 2026. But the Taxpayer Advocate Service also warned that staff cuts made it harder for taxpayers who needed assistance to receive it. “In the end, the IRS performed better than expected in most respects.
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Award-winning civil servants counter negative stereotypes of government employees

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By Sean Newhouse Verified
| Government Executive Verified
Persuading young people to work in public service is challenging, several speakers said on Monday at a “Celebration of the American Public Servant” gala sponsored by the National Academy of Public Administration in conjunction with the U.S. semiquincentennial. Government Executive was a partner for the event.
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Agencies look to AI to improve hiring and build workforce skills

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By Sean Newhouse Verified
| Nextgov/FCW Verified
Artificial intelligence and other technological advances are streamlining federal hiring and improving employee skills assessments, senior agency human capital officials said at an event on Wednesday sponsored by the software company SAP. The event was produced by GovExec, Government Executive’s parent company.
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