On the recordFebruary 25, 2014
If it wants to change a law, it should either come to Congress or at the very least propose regulations to make the changes prospective.
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congress.govIf it wants to change a law, it should either come to Congress or at the very least propose regulations to make the changes prospective.
Diaz-Balart argues IRS should seek Congressional approval for law changes.
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