Are Problems with Whistleblower Program the Next IRS Scandal?

FALLS CHURCH, Va., -- Even after the dismissal of the acting IRS Commissioner and a top deputy who oversaw the tax-exempt division, the problems at the Internal Revenue Service seem to keep growing. In an exclusive story published in Tax Analysts ' Tax Notes, unveils alleged wrongdoing and mismanagement in the IRS Whistleblower Office concerning a whistleblower's submission that the IRS initally followed, then denied. Tax Analysts is a nonprofit provider of federal, state and...
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Are Problems with Whistleblower Program the Next IRS Scandal?

Even after the dismissal of the acting IRS Commissioner and a top deputy who oversaw the tax-exempt division, the problems at the Internal Revenue Service seem to keep growing.

News • May 17th, 2013
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