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The IRS Whistleblower Office’s Annual Report is in for its 2022 fiscal year! The whistleblower compliance function receives and considers specific, timely, and credible whistleblower claims that identify non-compliance with tax laws or other laws the IRS is authorized to administer, enforce, or investigate. Whistleblowers are required to be notified of investigations, awards being determined, as appropriate, and timely paid. For fiscal 2022, the IRS paid whistleblowers 132 awards totaling $37.8 million from proceeds collected of $172.7 million. The total dollar amount of awards paid increased slightly from fiscal 2021 when $36.1 million in awards were made. Learn more about the Whistleblower Program by reading our practice note.
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