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IRS lost 27% of its work force – and that means long delays And even if the weather does not feel fall-like, it’s been a long while since tax day, April 15. And one Brunswick couple — both certified public accountants — are still waiting for their $8,000 federal tax refund. Thanks to federal cuts, the IRS lost roughly 27% of its workforce over the past year, according to Sabrina Eaton. The National Taxpayer Advocate says the agency is answering only 21 percent of calls this filing season. The Advocate described the filing season as “frustrating, confusing and financially disruptive” for millions of taxpayers.
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