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I.R.S. to Begin Laying Off Roughly 6,000 Employees on Thursday

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I.R.S. to Begin Laying Off Roughly 6,000 Employees on Thursday

The terminations will target relatively recent hires at the I.R.S., which the Biden administration had attempted to revitalize.

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