On the recordJune 1, 2015
I question whether it is appropriate to use taxpayer dollars to advertise the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as the IRS did by including this mailing with the tax refunds.
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Enzi questions the appropriateness of IRS advertising for the CFPB using taxpayer funds.
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