Observed annually on July 30, National Whistleblower Day commemorates the nation's first whistleblower law, enacted in 1778, and recognizes individuals who report wrongdoing and help protect public resources. IRS Whistleblower Office acting director Erick Martinez added, "Celebrating National Whistleblower Day is an opportunity to express sincere appreciation to whistleblowers. The IRS Whistleblower Office provides a secure and easy process for individuals to report tax violations. Enhancing global tax compliance: The IRS Whistleblower Office collaborates with whistleblowers, practitioners, advocacy groups, and other governmental and international whistleblower programs, including assisting the United Kingdom tax authority's whistleblower program. For more information about the IRS Whistleblower Office and how to report suspected tax fraud, visit IRS Whistleblower Office on IRS.gov.