According to a September 2015 inspector general report, the IRS spent $139 million in 4 years on upgrading its workstations from the outdated Microsoft XP to Windows 7.
Gary Palmer: “According to a September 2015 inspector general report, the IRS spent $139 million in 4 years on upgrading its…”
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Palmer highlights IRS spending on upgrading outdated systems.
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