I have had a lot of inquiries from constituencies about problems they have had and told me about experiences they have had with IRS. Just recently, I held a townhall meeting in Columbus, GA, where we invited in some of the constituency to talk about some of their personal experiences and also to have some input and ideas as to how they felt like the IRS could better handle their situation. It was a very enlightening townhall meeting, one of the best we ever held. But it was also one that did not come to bash the IRS, it just came with ideas and experiences and some suggestions. We even had an accountant in that talked about the IRS, and not in a bad way, but in a way that he felt would be constructive as we put together this bill to restructure the IRS. Also, he mentioned the complexity of tax codes and how the complexity of the tax codes also is causing a lot of problems, not only for our constituency, but also for the Service itself that has to administer the collection of funds that we use to operate this Government.
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Discussing IRS restructuring and community feedback during a town hall meeting.
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