Auditors reviewed the records of 213 former employees brought back onboard in the Covington, Ky., office and found 96 had separated from the agency while being investigated.
Of those, 19 had potential tax code violations, 4 had accessed taxpayer accounts without authorization, 13 had falsified forms, 2 had misused email or equipment, and 6 had been accused of misconduct such as absences without leave, workplace disruption or failure to follow instructions.
Remember the myRA? No?
Well, it wasn’t very memorable.
It was a way to try to get more people to start up retirement accounts by making it cheaper and easier and less risky.
President Obama launched the program in .
Here’s what I had to say about it then.
In short, I wasn’t impressed.
The accounts would ultimately be invested in government bonds, and so would constitute a loan to the government.
It seems, though, that very few people were interested in participating in the program.
It’s now been scrapped.
