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<abstract>In the past, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has experienced
declines in enforcement productivity as measured by cases closed 
per Full Time Equivalent. Increasing enforcement productivity	 
through a variety of enforcement improvement projects is one	 
strategy being pursued by IRS. Evaluating the benefits of	 
different projects requires good measures of productivity. In	 
addition, IRS&apos;s ability to correctly measure its productivity has
important budget implications. GAO was asked to illustrate	 
available methods to better measure productivity at IRS.	 
Specifically, our objectives were to (1) describe challenges that
IRS faces when measuring productivity, (2) describe alternative  
methods that IRS can use to improve its productivity measures,	 
and (3) assess the feasibility of using these alternative methods
by illustrating their use with existing IRS data.</abstract>
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