As with many other problems - from stimulus to healthcare.gov--the Administration prefers to spend taxpayer dollars first and ask questions later. The White House took a poorly wri...
Your actions have made an impact in the lives of children, and what we want to do is take it to that next step.
There are a lot of hard-working people at the IRS. They do their jobs day in and day out.
The committee's investigation of targeting has yielded a number of insights into operations during that timeframe of the Exempt Organization...
Congress can help us on both refund fraud and EITC by enacting several proposals in this year's budget for the IRS.
The agency is obligated to spend its nearly $12 billion budget wisely.
I am concerned about the agency's ability to effectively deter waste, fraud, and identity theft.
The IRS has a long way to go in restoring public trust after the unprecedented targeting scandal.
It is widely acknowledged, and we agree that a key economic policy is moving forward on trade.
I am certainly aware of the problems attendant with this law.
The trust with the American people has been broken.