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IRS must act quickly to help resolve identity theft cases
The Internal Revenue Service has been flush with funds since the Biden Administration enacted an incredible $80 billion in addition to the agency’s $12.3 billion annual budget. Despite these funds being described as a cure-all for the IRS’s shortcomings, some customer service has actually worsened. One in particular is the resolution of identity theft cases, sometimes leaving identity theft victims in stressful financial limbo for nearly two years.
It's time to end the Direct File program
In May, the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) made the mistake of converting the Direct File pilot program into a permanent, unauthorized, multibillion-dollar government detour into the tax preparation business.
Congress writes laws, not bureaucrats
Idaho was among 27 states that jointly implored the U.S. Supreme Court to scrap the Chevron doctrine.
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(front left) Kyalynn Comer and Salix Harris and (back left) Greg Mead and Don Jordan …