House Republicans on the GOP's 'weaponization' subcommittee said in a Friday report that the IRS has agreed to end its 'abusive' policy of surpris...
House Republicans on the GOP's"weaponization" subcommittee said in a Friday report that the IRS has agreed to end its"abusive" policy of surprise visits to taxpayers' homes following pressure from the panel.
"The Committee’s and Select Subcommittee’s oversight revealed, and led to the swift end of, the IRS’s weaponization of unannounced field visits to harass, intimidate, and target taxpayers," reads the report."Taxpayers can now rest assured the IRS will not come knocking without providing prior notice—something that should have been the IRS’s practice all along."
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