So if any individual, including but not limited to the president, uses as a justification for not turning over a tax return to the public or releasing it, using the fact that that taxpayer may be under audit, there is no IRS rule or regulation to justify that, is there?
Bishop asserts there is no IRS rule preventing tax return release during an audit.
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