Richard Nixon gives us his ideas on the ideal IRS Commissioner:
“I want to be sure he is a ruthless son of a bitch, that he will do what he’s told, that every income tax return I want to see I see, that he will go after our enemies and not our friends. Now it’s as simple as that. If he isn’t, he doesn’t get the job”
Richard Nixon, in released tapes from May of 1971, describing his criteria for a new IRS commissioner. “Perspectives,” Newsweek. Jan. 13, 1997, p. 23.
Lysander
Lysander Venible is the author of "On Your Own in Tax Court," a book about how to save your shirt in U.S. tax court. He has been engaged with the Service for over 10 years both administratively and in tax court.
If you have questions, topics or a situation you'd like to discuss, his phone and email are at the top of every page.
Lysander is not an attorney and it is not his intent to offer legal advice.
If you have questions, topics or a situation you'd like to discuss, his phone and email are at the top of every page.
Lysander is not an attorney and it is not his intent to offer legal advice.
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