Congress Considers Bill to Rein in IRS
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Whether this bill passes or not, we need some kind of effort to rein in the IRS.
From The Center Square. U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall has introduced two bills to restrain the Internal Revenue Service ahead of the agency’s planned expansion.
Marshall, R-Kansas, filed the Preventing Frivolous Actions by IRS Agents Act, which would allow taxpayers making less than $400,000 annually who were wrongly subjected to failed IRS audits or legal actions to collect compensation for costs associated with the audit or legal action. …
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The senator introduced another bill to force the IRS to sell off about $700,000 worth of ammunition.
“This ammo must be sold before federal law enforcement can potentially use it to threaten and oppress citizens,” Marshall said.
The Inflation Reduction Act would add $78 billion to the IRS. A treasury report from May 2021 projects that type of investment in the IRS would mean 86,852 more FTEs but doesn’t specify how those jobs would be allocated.
IRS Criminal Investigation is the sixth largest law enforcement agency in the U.S.
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I’m glad Sen. Marshall is trying to hold government agencies accountable and sensible. May he get lots of support from other courageous legislators in the face of such abuse of power.