Your paper tax return might be sitting in this pile in Utah. The IRS hopes it can find enough workers to handle millions of them.
The tax agency, struggling with attrition and slow manual processes, is trying to lure workers away from the private sector Returns waited to be processed at an IRS facility in Ogden, Utah, Thursday. The IRS is looking to hire thousands of workers to get caught up on tax year 2020.
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