Dave Camp: “The American public expects the Internal Revenue Service to be…”

On the recordMay 16, 2013

The American public expects the Internal Revenue Service to be apolitical in its enforcement of our tax laws.

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Camp emphasizes the need for IRS impartiality in tax law enforcement.

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Dave Camp: “The American public expects the Internal Revenue Service to be apolitical in its enforcement of our tax laws.”