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In reply to the discussion: Thanks to a provision in the IRS code, either/both House/Senate can get DT's tax returns [View all]

MichMan

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5. Are there any limits on who's can be requested ?
Reply to pnwmom (Original post)
Mon Feb 11, 2019, 07:43 PM
Feb 2019

Why not go after Limbaugh Hannity, or Wayne Lapierre ? Just to see what's in there ?

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Thanks to a provision in the IRS code, either/both House/Senate can get DT's tax returns [View all] pnwmom Feb 2019 OP
that's interesting NewJeffCT Feb 2019 #1
So Yay! Cha Feb 2019 #2
CNN is wrong....26 U.S. Code  6103 is very protective of privacy AncientGeezer Feb 2019 #3
So you think the IRS would refuse to follow the law and make the House sue it? I just added pnwmom Feb 2019 #4
No..what I said is it would be immediatly taken to court...as it should be. AncientGeezer Feb 2019 #6
Who would take it to court, since the request doesn't have to be made publicly? pnwmom Feb 2019 #8
The Dumpster would take it to court...The IRS is not a political deal. And shouldn't be AncientGeezer Feb 2019 #9
Are there any limits on who's can be requested ? MichMan Feb 2019 #5
be careful what you wish for crazycatlady Feb 2019 #7
Exactly...or Joy, or Tapper or any media figure.....what's the cut off? AncientGeezer Feb 2019 #10
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