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The core outcome of the Obama‑era IRS controversy, as reflected in the material provided, was a sustained scandal over the IRS’s differential treatment of conservative groups that prompted multiple in...
The principal constraint on using new enforcement resources to audit taxpayers with incomes below is an administrative directive — not a law — instructing the IRS to keep audit rates for those taxpaye...
Multiple independent audits and congressional reports have alleged a pattern of legal violations and oversight-avoidance by the Trump administration, centering on removals of inspectors general, retal...
The IRS improperly pulled certain political nonprofit applications into extra scrutiny beginning around 2010, using names and thematic keywords to flag cases — a practice that produced disproportionat...
The Justice Department’s public role on Trump’s tax returns has centered on legal determinations about disclosure and congressional requests, not a detailed public accounting of how DOJ evaluated crim...
Available sources do not provide a single, authoritative percentage of ITIN filers who receive refunds or refundable credits; reporting instead gives partial figures about ITIN use, eligibility rules,...
The process for auditing presidential use of taxpayer funds is multi-faceted, involving distinct statutory and oversight mechanisms that include the Federal Election Commission for public financing au...