We are simply saying that we are not going to go after an asset seizure if there is no indication of illegal activity.
Peter Roskam: “We are simply saying that we are not going to go after an asset seizure if there is no indication of illegal activity.”
On the recordFebruary 10, 2015
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Roskam clarifies the IRS's stance on asset seizure related to illegal activity.
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