Kelly Ayotte actually said...

Right, because once you've been victimized once--I have to say, my uncle was a victim of tax-related fraud too, and he wasn't just victimize...

It sounds like getting back to allowing professionals to have tools that they've had in the past to communicate on behalf of their clients.

Not to have to deal with it. Who wants to deal with the IRS, right?

Taxpayers need to know and be comfortable that they're going to get treated fairly no matter who they are and no matter what political party...