Error status

TIGTA's previous website is temporarily unavailable. We are providing this interim website to keep you informed about our latest reports and how you can submit a complaint or report fraud, waste, and abuse within IRS programs or by IRS employees.

Fiscal Year 2017 Digital Accountability and Transparency Act Reporting Compliance

The Chief Financial Officer, in coordination with the Chief, Procurement, and the National Taxpayer Advocate, should develop and implement policies and procedures that: 1) clarify the definition of DATA Act elements and associated data fields in the Procurement for Public Sector function (successor system to the IRS Integrated Procurement System), the Award Submission Portal, and the Federal Procurement Data System-Next Generation (FPDS-NG), 2) specify documentation that should be maintained in support of these elements in grant and contract files, and 3) provide mandatory training to all contracting officers and grant program staff to ensure understanding.