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Internal Revenue Service Says Cyber Attacks Were More Extensive Than Previously Thought

The attackers sought to gain access to personal tax information through the agency's "Get Transcript" online application.
By Reuters

Senate IRS Investigation Leads To Mixed Findings

The investigation followed accusations by Republicans of IRS partisan activity in targeting groups mainly linked to the fiscally conservative Tea Party movement that had applied for tax-exempt status.
By Reuters

Obama Administration Rails Against GOP Bill To Deregulate Wall Street

Obama's budget director plants a flag against bank-friendly funding plan.
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Republicans Want Private Debt Collectors To Replace IRS Agents

The GOP thinks it'll save the government money, but the facts suggest the opposite.
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Don't Let the IRS Do Your Taxes

The IRS has one job, and one job only -- to collect taxes. It measures its success or failure in its ability to collect as much in taxes as possible. To ask the IRS to estimate the tax liability of a taxpayer is akin to asking an alcoholic how much they can have without crossing the line -- the answer will always be "more."
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