There needs to be a penalty for IRS employees who don't promptly correct errors.

Dec 8, 2021
10:58:46am

Socrates Johnson Truly Addicted User

Not to the IRS-- on a personal level. Making the error is fine, failing to promptly correct, starting the levy process, and only reversing once you spend money in court is not.

Did they even have to pay attorney's fees?

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Time

Dear Department of Revenue: Are you smoking crack?

BYUMizzou

12/8/21 8:03am

“Incompetence without consequences.” The government’s slogan.

maxpowers

12/8/21 8:13am

This times a zillion.

Bluforever

12/8/21 8:16am

The amount of life force I've lost to the IRS is nauseating.

seacougar

12/8/21 4:51pm

And people wonder why Reagan was so popular. "Government is not the solution to our problem, government IS our problem."

BlueBlood94

12/8/21 9:03pm

I’m reminded of this almost daily.

rainorsnow

12/9/21 8:10pm

I helped a small business who got a notice that their income had been adjusted

OU Cougar

12/8/21 8:14am

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AZ Coug

12/8/21 10:44am

There needs to be a penalty for IRS employees who don't promptly correct errors.

Socrates Johnson

12/8/21 10:58am

Of course not. Judge was old friends with him

OU Cougar

12/8/21 11:01am

Letter soon to be received by BYUMizz

Johnny Vatos

12/8/21 9:43am

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