The Trump administration has appointed Frank Bisignano as the new leader of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This decision marks the seventh leadership change for the IRS during President Donald Trump’s second term. Frank Bisignano, who currently serves as the head of the Social Security Administration, will take on the role of “chief executive officer” at the IRS, a position that is not officially recognized within the agency.
Insights on IRS Leadership Changes
This appointment comes at a critical time as the IRS prepares for the upcoming filing season. The agency also faces the need to integrate significant updates to tax law introduced by the Trump administration and the GOP’s extensive legislation known as the One Big Beautiful Bill.
Key Details of the Appointment
- Appointee: Frank Bisignano
- Current Position: Head of the Social Security Administration
- New Role: Chief Executive Officer of the IRS
- Reason for Appointment: To avoid a lengthy Senate confirmation process
- Context: Seventh IRS leader during Trump’s second term
This strategic move is aimed at addressing the leadership vacuum within the IRS at a time when efficient tax administration is crucial.
