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IRS secret history reveals cheats and celebs in tax cases
A censored IRS history chronicles the Criminal Investigation Division from 1919 to 1987, with later uncensored material to 1994. It highlights cases against Joseph Nunan for 1800 gambling winnings, Charlie Chaplin, Chuck Berry, Al Capone, and other tax evaders, showing agency prowess and missteps. The book accompanies congressional talks on broad IRS reforms.
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Washington
Joseph Nunan
Internal Revenue Service
Harry Truman
Nunan
IRS Criminal Investigation Division
Chuck Berry
Charlie Chaplin
al Capone
IRS
Congress
Associated Press
Steve Pyrek
Criminal Investigation Division
Truman
No. 1
Chicago
Lindbergh
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Henry Sinclair
Sinclair
Chaplin