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IRS supervisors are using quotas for how many investigations and seizures agents launch against taxpayers as criteria in their performance evaluations, despite the fact the practice that has been illegal since 1998, according to a government watchdog. (AP/J. David Ake)

Some IRS bosses using audit quotas to rate agents despite 1998 law, IG warns

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A review of the Internal Revenue Service's compliance with the Freedom of Information Act found the agency intentionally withheld or failed to

IRS withheld information from hundreds of FOIAs

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Kansas governor Sam Brownback received a vote of confidence in his controversial tax cut program Thursday as the Cato Institute gave him the top rating on its annual fiscal policy report card. (AP Photo)
Economy

Sam Brownback tops fiscal ranking of governors

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EU says Apple gets illegal tax benefits in Ireland
Business

EU says Apple gets illegal tax benefits in Ireland

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The question of multinationals lowering their payments to the U.S. Treasury has gained attention in Washington in recent weeks, as inversions —
Economy

Carl Levin touts European finding that Apple got favorable tax deal from Ireland

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A Legislative Sleight of Hand for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

A Legislative Sleight of Hand for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

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Northeast loses 40% of House seats as people flee high-tax states
Washington Secrets

Northeast loses 40% of House seats as people flee high-tax states

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The IRS handled more than 482,000 delinquent tax cases in 2012, the most recent year for which data was available. (iStock)

IRS may give up too soon on half or more of delinquent tax cases, IG says

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Paul Ryan says he hopes his party can hit singles and doubles when it comes to spending and taxing. (Graeme Jennings/Examiner)
Economy

Ryan hoping for ‘singles and doubles’ if Republicans win control of Senate

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Ugland House is the home of thousands of global companies in the tax haven of Grand Cayman Island, including one linked to Jack Lew before he became Treasury secretary. (AP Photo/David McFadden)
Washington Secrets

Treasury’s Lew could face own tax slap

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