IRS审计收入下降35%，近1万名税务专员被裁，政府报告显示
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特朗普推动参议院将加密货币减税政策立法
艾奥瓦州共和党众议员阿什利·辛普森谈特朗普政府削减向非法移民提供的纳税人资助福利、国务院计划裁员以及推动将加密货币减税政策立法。
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根据美国劳工统计局最新公布的数据，特朗普政府已将联邦雇员人数缩减至约60年来的最低水平。
截至8月，联邦政府雇员仅为267万人，低于唐纳德·特朗普总统就职时的逾300万人，达到1966年以来的最低雇员人数，劳工统计局数据显示。
政府估计这些裁员将节省大量资金，美国人事管理局预计，仅其延期辞职计划每年就可节省超过200亿美元。但裁员也带来了相应成本。
根据美国财政部监察机构的数据，随着国税局进行大规模裁员，最终削减了近1万名审计和征管人员，该局审计收入下降了35%，从2024财年的约100亿美元降至2025财年的65亿美元。
上诉法院维持禁令 禁止国税局与移民海关执法局共享纳税人数据
唐纳德·特朗普总统表示，2025年10月1日生效的政府停摆可能会包括大规模裁员和项目削减。（温·麦克纳米/盖蒂图片社）
前总统乔·拜登在2022年为国税局争取到了未来10年的800亿美元拨款，用于升级系统、改善纳税人服务并招聘更多员工，包括执法人员。
特朗普政府已提议在2027年进一步削减国税局预算。
并非所有机构都受到了特朗普政府裁员的同等冲击。
教育部、农业部和住房与城市发展部受到的裁员冲击尤为严重，而负责落实总统大部分移民政策的国土安全部雇员人数基本保持不变。
前国会预算办公室主任警告：特朗普5000美元支票或重蹈往届未兑现承诺覆辙
唐纳德·特朗普总统押注向每位美国成年公民发放5000美元支票的承诺将赢得选民支持，届时共和党将为保住国会控制权进行最终竞选游说。（安德鲁·哈尼克/盖蒂图片社）
劳工统计局的联邦雇员统计不包括约135万名武装部队成员以及约10万名情报机构雇员。
缩减联邦雇员规模是特朗普2024年竞选期间的一项主要承诺，他誓言要精简他所说的臃肿政府，该项目最终由政府效率办公室和美国人事管理局牵头推进。
美国人事管理局在联邦健康福利项目中查获5亿美元欺诈和浪费
2024年12月30日，在华盛顿特区，两名女子走过一个公交站，旁边的“国家债务时钟”广告牌显示了美国国债和每个美国家庭应承担的债务份额。（罗伯托·施密特/法新社 via 盖蒂图片社）
美国政府问责局发现，各机构在延期辞职计划上花费了约67亿美元向参与计划的员工支付薪酬，该计划允许员工在正式离职前停止工作但仍领取薪水。美国公共服务伙伴关系组织还估计，政府在重新雇佣在本届政府裁员期间被解雇的员工方面花费了1210万美元。
尽管大部分裁员发生在总统就职的第一年，但特朗普政府执政第一年的联邦薪资支出比拜登政府执政第一年高出3%。
如果共和党在中期选举中获胜，特朗普总统承诺将向所有美国成年公民发放5000美元支票。这一希望渺茫的承诺若得以兑现，将使美国耗资1.2万亿至1.35万亿美元。
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The Trump administration has reduced the federal workforce to the lowest point in roughly 60 years, according to newly released data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
As of August, just 2.67 million people were employed by the federal government, down from just over 3 million when President Donald Trump took office, marking the lowest headcount since 1966, per the BLS.
The administration has estimated those cuts will produce significant savings, with OPM projecting that its Deferred Resignation Program alone will save more than $20 billion a year. But the reductions have also come with costs.
Revenue collected from IRS examinations fell 35%, from about $10 billion in fiscal 2024 to $6.5 billion in fiscal 2025, as the agency was undergoing steep workforce reductions that ultimately cut examination and collection staffing by nearly 10,000 employees, according to a Treasury watchdog.
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President Donald Trump said the government shutdown that took effect Oct. 1, 2025, will likely include mass layoffs and program cuts.(Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Former President Joe Biden secured nearly $80 billion in 2022 for the IRS over 10 years to upgrade its systems, improve taxpayer service and hire more staff, including enforcement personnel.
The Trump administration has proposed further IRS cuts for 2027.
Not all agencies have been hit the same by the Trump administration’s cuts.
The Departments of Education, Agriculture and Housing and Urban Development have been cut particularly hard, whereas headcount at the Department of Homeland Security, which has been responsible for carrying out much of the president’s immigration agenda, has remained largely unchanged.
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President Donald Trump is betting that the promise of a $5,000 check will resonate with voters as Republicans make their closing pitch to keep control of Congress.(Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Not included in the BLS’ count of government employees are the roughly 1.35 million members of the armed services or the approximately 100,000 people employed by intelligence agencies.
Cutting the size of the federal workforce, a project that was eventually spearheaded by the Department of Government Efficiency and the Office of Personnel Management, was a major campaign promise during Trump’s 2024 run as he vowed to slim down what he said was a bloated government.
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Two women walk past a bus stop where there is a National Debt Clock billboard display showing the United States gross national debt and each American family’s share of the debt in Washington, D.C., on December 30, 2024.(Photo by Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images)
GAO found that agencies spent about $6.7 billion paying employees who took part in the Deferred Resignation Program, which allowed many of them to stop working while still collecting a paycheck until they officially left government. The Partnership for Public Service also estimated the government spent $12.1 million rehiring workers who had previously been fired during the administration’s workforce reductions.
Despite the cuts, most of which happened during the president’s first year in office, the Trump administration spent 3% more on federal salaries during its first year in power than the Biden administration did during its initial year.
If Republicans win the midterm elections, the president has promised to cut $5,000 checks to all adult American citizens, a long-shot promise that, if followed through on, would cost the nation between $1.2 trillion and $1.35 trillion.
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