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IRS chief John Koskinen says he’s never spoken to Lois Lerner
IRS Commissioner John Koskinen has declined to testify in his own
defense at a congressional hearing Tuesday Read More.
Big development for bakery after IRS seized its cash
‘We just want the government to leave us alone’ Read More.
Watchdog: IRS, union agreement violates records law
The IRS and Commissioner John Koskinen have been under intense
fire from legislator in recent months, culminating with calls to
censure and impeach the commissioner and a lawsuit claiming the
agency illegally deleted texts and failed to save internal
messages. Read More.
IRS sued over erased instant messages
A watchdog group sued the IRS on Monday, accusing the agency of
failing to store instant messages as part of its official
records, and demanding a federal judge step in and order the
agency to comply with the Federal Records Act. Read More.
Koskinen will skip IRS impeachment hearing
IRS Commissioner John Koskinen will not appear Tuesday at a
“misconduct” hearing at which Republicans will lay out a case to
impeach him for allegedly failing to comply with a congressional
subpoena. Read More.
Understanding the Fair Tax’s impact
The long-simmering war between Republicans in Congress and the
Internal Revenue Service is escalating, with the news that the
House Judiciary Committee will hold hearings that could lead to
the impeachment of IRS Director John Koskinen. Read More.
House GOP Plans Another Attack Against IRS Commissioner John
Koskinen
House Republicans are deploying another attack in their
continuing case against Internal Revenue Service Commissioner
John Koskinen: Formal censure. Read More.
Fair Tax would help all income groups
After reading the letter “Fair Tax Act would be anything but,”
it’s abundantly clear that the writer has little knowledge of
what the Fair Tax is and how it actually works. Read More.
US representative candidates back a Fair Tax proposal
The candidates for District 8 U.S. representative
enthusiastically support a national sales tax, commonly known as
the Fair Tax. Read More.
IRS to hire hundreds of new enforcement employees
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is going to hire between 600
and 700 new employees focused on tax enforcement, the agency’s
head announced. The addition will be the agency’s first
significant … Read More.
It’s Past Time To End The IRS’ Reign Of Terror
Corruption: A federal court has harshly judged the IRS for
harassing conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status. We hope
this brings far more trouble … Read More.
IRS Finds ‘Get Transcript’ Data Breach Was More Widespread
The Internal Revenue Service said Friday that an investigation
into last year’s data breach in the online Get Transcript
application revealed it affected hundreds of thousands more
taxpayers than originally believed. Read More.
Appeals Court Slaps Down IRS in NorCal Tea Party Case
The NorCal Tea Party Patriots won another round Tuesday in their
long legal battle against the IRS, which had targeted hundreds of
Tea Party and conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status
before the 2012 elections. Read More.
Sixth Circuit Looking To Protect Taxpayers From IRS Not IRS From
Taxpayers
Day 1049 of the IRS Scandal is the first day in a while with a
real development. In the NorCal Tea Party Patriots litigation the
IRS has really gotten slapped around by the Sixth Circuit for its
dilatory conduct … Read More.
It’s Been 513 Days Since Any Big 3 Network Has Touched the IRS
Scandal
The latest stunning development in the IRS targeting scandal,
that a federal appeals court on Tuesday scolded the IRS for
failing to turn over its full list of groups it targeted, has yet
to be reported on any of the Big Three (ABC, CBS, NBC) network
evening or morning shows. Read More.
