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IRS looking into Clinton Foundation ‘pay-to-play’ claims
The IRS confirmed in a letter it is looking into claims of
“pay-to-play” practices at the Clinton Foundation Read More.
Will President Trump sign into law H.R. 25, the Fair Tax?
America is one of the highest-taxed nations in the world. Read More.
VP Nominee Mike Pence is a Long Time Advocate of Supply-Side Tax
Cuts
In picking Pence, Donald Trump has chosen someone whose tax
policy positions fall in line with his recent tax policy
declarations. Read More.
GOP lawmaker: Tax reform will be a ‘heightened topic of
conversation’
Rep. Bill Johnson (R-Ohio) said Tuesday that he expects tax
reform will be a “heightened topic of conversation as we move
into the next session of Congress starting next January.” Read More.
IRS Misrouted Tax Lien Notices
The Internal Revenue Service sent notices of federal tax liens to
old addresses of some taxpayers even when it had a more current
address, according to a new report. Read More.
Obama plan to stop tax inversions stirs U.S. business concerns
The plan to prevent American companies from shifting their
headquarters overseas to avoid U.S. taxes is costly and
cumbersome. Read More.
Freedom Caucus goes all-in on IRS impeachment
The move is the right’s most outward act of defiance against Paul
Ryan since he became speaker. Read More.
Fired IRS Employees Don’t Always Have Access Revoked
The Internal Revenue Service can’t always be sure that former
employees’ access to systems and buildings has been revoked,
according to a recent report. Read More.
The Small-Business Appeal of the Libertarian Party
Gary Johnson won only 1% of the vote when he ran as the
Libertarian candidate for president in 2012. Read More.
Congressman Wants to Give IRS Chief $0 Salary
The Congressman introduced an amendment this week to the
Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act,
2017 which would remove IRS commissioner John Koskinen from
office by taking his salary down to $0. Read More.
IRS Waging New Audit Campaigns Against Business Taxpayers
The Internal Revenue Service is drawing up plans to wage issue
focused “campaigns” against taxpayers. Read More.
Look to Lois Lerner for Clues to the Fate of John Koskinen
Whatever IRS official Lois Lerner may have done in regard to
targeting conservative groups for extra scrutiny in the 2012
election cycle, she did set one example that Internal Revenue
Service Commissioner John Koskinen hopes to emulate. Read More.
Watch Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson Defend the Fair Tax
He’s running on the Libertarian ticket. Read More.
Crane, FAIRtax steal the show at Fayette GOP forum
“I love the fair tax as an idea,” Crane said. “They just tax
consumption.” Read More.
Lawmakers ask: Did the framers lay the groundwork for the IRS
chief’s impeachment?
IRS Commissioner John Koskinen has been the target of House
Republicans for three years. Read More.
