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4/19/2005
FOIA Under Fire: IRS Refuses to Release Sections of its In-House Manual
FOIA Under Fire: IRS Refuses to Release Sections of its In-House Manual
BeSpacific has the story.
They've also got a link to the related federal lawsuit filed this week as well as some background on why IRS secrecy is not a good thing.
-- MDT
They've also got a link to the related federal lawsuit filed this week as well as some background on why IRS secrecy is not a good thing.
-- MDT
Labels: FOIA
90,000 irs agents with out a job sounds like a good start.