On the recordMay 28, 2014
Yes, we were told by the IRS commissioner just the other day that it could take two years to respond to our questions, far longer than the IRS gives you in an audit to respond to theirs.
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congress.govDarrell Issa: “Yes, we were told by the IRS commissioner just the other day that it could take two years to respond to our questions…”
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Issa highlights the lengthy response time from the IRS compared to their audit timelines.
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