"An Outlaw Tax Collector"

[Yisroel Markov]

I believe we've seen this movie before. It was produced by Nixon back
then.
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On March 22, 2012, IRS commissioner Douglas Shulman testified under
oath before the House Oversight Committee [that]... “There’s
absolutely no targeting”... A little over a year later, the IRS
confirmed that it was in fact improperly targeting not only tea-party
groups but also Jewish religious nonprofits and organizations inspired
by Glenn Beck’s 9/12 Project. [...]

The IRS improperly demanded that conservative groups disclose lists of
donors — 501(c)(4) donors can remain anonymous under the law — as well
as political literature, contacts with political figures and
activists, even activities of friends and family members not related
to the organizations in question. Jewish groups were quizzed about
their theological beliefs and their opinions on Israel. There are at
least three separate categories of wrongdoing here.

Full article at
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/348084/outlaw-tax-collector
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[David Makowsky]

On Monday, May 13, 2013 11:36:34 AM UTC-5, Yisroel Markov wrote:

> I believe we've seen this movie before. It was produced by Nixon back
> then.
> -------------------------------

> On March 22, 2012, IRS commissioner Douglas Shulman testified under
> oath before the House Oversight Committee [that]... “There’s
> absolutely no targeting”... A little over a year later, the IRS
> confirmed that it was in fact improperly targeting not only tea-party
> groups but also Jewish religious nonprofits and organizations inspired
> by Glenn Beck’s 9/12 Project. [...]

Years ago Z Street sued the IRS over this. The case has been languishing in the courts since then.