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Taxpayer Bill of Rights OK'd in bipartisan House vote
The House approved a new Taxpayer Bill of Rights 4250 to let taxpayers sue the IRS for up to 1 million dollars and add multiple protections in disputes with the agency. Supporters say it strengthens taxpayer leverage against the IRS, while opponents question Senate fate and potential veto risks. The bill would require the IRS to prove disputed figures and would waive penalties for innocent errors like misdirected payroll checks.
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Washington
House
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ways and Means Committee
Bill Archer
Texas
Senate
Nancy Johnson
R-Conn
Ways and Means Oversight
Robert Matsui
California
Johnson
Clinton
Les Samuels
Treasury
Finance Committee
William Roth
Rdel
San Francisco
Child Evangelism Fellowship
Federal Reserve Bank
Ramon Portillo
el Paso
Tex