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From the Washington Examiner:
- Wall Street Journal: 100% Of Tax-exempt Groups Singled Out For Audits By Irs Were Right-leaning
I Can Do Whatever I Want From the Wall Street Journal: A Republican House committee chairman said the Internal Revenue Service targeted tax-exempt conservative groups for audits, widening the scope of GOP ire over the agency’s oversight of political...
- Issa: Fbi Impeding Inquiry Into Irs Targeting Of Conservative Groups
From the Washington Times: The House’s chief investigator says the FBI is stonewalling his inquiry into whether the agency and the Internal Revenue Service targeted conservative group True the Vote for special scrutiny, and Rep. Darrell E. Issa is...
- Breaking: Scandal-ridden Lois Lerner Out, Retiring From Irs – Accountability Review Board Was About To Suggest Lerner Be Fired For Role In Irs Scandal
This means nothing. I will be hired by another Federal Agency and I will continue on in my work of financially destroying every Conservative in public life. From Fox: WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service says an official at the center of the...
- Breaking: New Irs Chief Says Targeting Of Conservative Groups Was Broader And Longer Than Previously Disclosed – Agency Improperly Screened Groups Until Last Month…
WASHINGTON (AP) — The head of the Internal Revenue Service says inappropriate screening of groups seeking tax-exempt status was broader and lasted longer than was previously disclosed. Danny Werfel told reporters Monday that after becoming...
- When A Foia Request Demanded Any Documents Specifically Mentioning The Tea Party, The Irs Claimed That No Documents Could Be Found Responsive To This Request
From the Free Beacon: The Internal Revenue Service denied the existence of any documents related to its policy of targeting Tea Party organizations in response to a 2010 Freedom of Information Act request, even though such documents were later discovered...
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IRS Refuses To Turn Over Documents On Conservative Targeting Scandal To Senate
From the Washington Examiner:
The Internal Revenue Service has failed to turn over documents requested by the powerful Senate tax-writing panel, which is investigating the tax agency’s practice of targeting conservative organizations.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., and Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah, the panel’s top Republican, gave the IRS a May 31 deadline to answer dozens of questions related to the special scrutiny the agency was giving to right-leaning groups seeking tax-exempt status.
But the troubled IRS let the deadline go by.
“We want a response,” Sen. Ben Cardin of Maryland, a top Democrat on the panel told The Washington Examiner. “I thought the request was a reasonable request.”
Keep reading…
- Wall Street Journal: 100% Of Tax-exempt Groups Singled Out For Audits By Irs Were Right-leaning
I Can Do Whatever I Want From the Wall Street Journal: A Republican House committee chairman said the Internal Revenue Service targeted tax-exempt conservative groups for audits, widening the scope of GOP ire over the agency’s oversight of political...
- Issa: Fbi Impeding Inquiry Into Irs Targeting Of Conservative Groups
From the Washington Times: The House’s chief investigator says the FBI is stonewalling his inquiry into whether the agency and the Internal Revenue Service targeted conservative group True the Vote for special scrutiny, and Rep. Darrell E. Issa is...
- Breaking: Scandal-ridden Lois Lerner Out, Retiring From Irs – Accountability Review Board Was About To Suggest Lerner Be Fired For Role In Irs Scandal
This means nothing. I will be hired by another Federal Agency and I will continue on in my work of financially destroying every Conservative in public life. From Fox: WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service says an official at the center of the...
- Breaking: New Irs Chief Says Targeting Of Conservative Groups Was Broader And Longer Than Previously Disclosed – Agency Improperly Screened Groups Until Last Month…
WASHINGTON (AP) — The head of the Internal Revenue Service says inappropriate screening of groups seeking tax-exempt status was broader and lasted longer than was previously disclosed. Danny Werfel told reporters Monday that after becoming...
- When A Foia Request Demanded Any Documents Specifically Mentioning The Tea Party, The Irs Claimed That No Documents Could Be Found Responsive To This Request
From the Free Beacon: The Internal Revenue Service denied the existence of any documents related to its policy of targeting Tea Party organizations in response to a 2010 Freedom of Information Act request, even though such documents were later discovered...