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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.

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.

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 Republicans are deploying another attack in their continuing case against Internal Revenue Service Commissioner John Koskinen: Formal censure. Read More.

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.

The candidates for District 8 U.S. representative enthusiastically support a national sales tax, commonly known as the Fair Tax. Read More.

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.

Nearly 1,050 days since the start of the IRS scandal triggered by allegations that the IRS unlawfully and unethically targeted tea party and other conservative organizations for special scrutiny Read More.

A tale involving a Maryland dairy farmer and North Carolina convenience store owner Read More.

Since politicians are discussing their plans for tax reform, this is a good time to mention one of the possibilities. Read More.

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.

The FAST Act, enacted on December 5, 2015, allows the IRS, for the first time, to share information with the State Department. Read More.

On March 22nd, Members of the Tax Policy Subcommittee, led by Rep. Charles Boustany (R-LA), held the first in a series of hearings on how policymakers should fundamentally reform … Read More.

Although the FairTax® — H.R.25/ S.155 — is a national consumption tax on new goods and services and government spending and will eliminate all federal taxes on income and investment … Read More.

Folks rightfully dislike taxation without representation, but right now taxation with representation is being hamstrung. I hear time and time again from people across the Ozarks that … Read More.