Learn why one person now leads both the IRS and Social Security, and how this could change how your taxes and benefits are handled. Learn what this historic move means for government efficiency, accountability, and everyday Americans.
In today’s news update, we explain why Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent appointed Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano as the first CEO of the IRS. You’ll learn how one person now leads both the IRS and the Social Security Administration, why this is historic, and what it means for your taxes, benefits, and trust in government systems. The discussion covers staffing cuts, efficiency goals, the upcoming 2026 tax season, Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill, and concerns about public service quality. It also explores the risks, challenges, and possible benefits of merging leadership between two of the most important agencies in America.
BREAKING: Social Security Chief Takes Control of the IRS — Payment & Refund Changes?
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