Mike Bishop: “It is also personal for the low-wage worker trying to seize opportunities to move up the economic ladder.”

I mean, all I get from the constituents, the folks that I represent is that it is wildly oppressive, and they are overburdened with the excessive amounts of regulation.

One person does not make law in a republic and we should take heed that those who benefit from the non-application of the law today will be crying out for the full application of the law tomorrow.

It is imperative that this Subcommittee explores ways to improve the IRS's technology and capabilities.

I wholeheartedly agree with everyone in the room that the IRS is in dire need of reform.