Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, representative James Comer tells One America News that there may be some irony to the lawsuit brought by Hunter Biden against the IRS and two whistleblowers.
The US Military loses an $80M F-35 Fighter Jet, Hunter Biden sues the IRS and John Fetterman leaves his mark on the senate.
On Monday, Hunter Biden and his counsel filed a lawsuit in a federal court in Washington, D.C., against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) over alleged “unlawful disclosures” made by two whistleblowers who allegedly accused government prosecutors of improperly handling their probe into the president’s son.
The House Judiciary and Ways and Means committees have issued subpoenas to several Federal Bureau of Investigation and Internal Revenue Service officials who were involved in the investigation into Hunter Biden.
A recent watchdog report claims that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is unable to locate thousands of records that were kept at a facility in Utah, as well as thousands of microfilm cartridges that contain millions of sensitive individual and business tax account records that were supposed to be transferred Read more…
This week, two House Republicans sent a letter to the Internal Revenue Service, questioning why the agency destroyed around 30 million taxpayer documents more than two years ago.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced on Monday that the agency will dramatically restrict the number of unannounced inspections of homes and businesses, citing safety concerns for its personnel as well as the possibility of scammers posing as agency officials.
Representative Stephanie Bice has demanded a full accounting from the Internal Revenue Service, saying that the nearly $10 million spent by the agency on weapons and tactical gear since 2020 is “concerning.”
Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs tells One America news that the Oversight Committee hearing featuring two IRS whistleblowers is likely to include many questions about the FBI and DOJ obstructing an official IRS investigation into Hunter Biden’s finances.
The United States attorney assigned with probing Hunter Biden’s tax files, David Weiss, denied retaliating against the IRS whistleblower who claimed Weiss was barred from pressing charges outside his home district.