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IRS to get tough on cheats urges harsher penalties
Internal Revenue Commissioner Donald Alexander called for stiffer penalties and more uniform sentences for income tax violators. He said the IRS will pursue a get tough policy with more agents and audits, while continuing civil investigations and pursuing Agnew’s case. Alexander noted about 80 million people are expected to pay roughly $274 billion in 1973 taxes, up $34 billion from 1972, justifying expanded enforcement funding.
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