the american people had a right to get the fact regarding the irs targeting the the irs had a duty to comply with its congressional investigation but instead they iran's stonewalled us thousands of e-mails have been destroyed the american people may very well never get the entire truth as relates to this scandal. it would be unthinkable for a taxpayer to treat an irs audit the way the irs has treated the congressional investigation. attacks their destroyed documents subject to a summons on the irs, attacks they would be in the world over. a taxpayer made false statements in response to an investigation, it is safe to say that taxpayers would not get away with it if they taxpayer shared basic compliance with the investigation it's a good bet the investigation would not separate them. the question is is acceptable for that one of most powerful agencies in government to operate under lower standards of conduct than that which is applied to the taxpayers, the commission is charged with auditing. i've no doubt american taxpayers find such an arrangement to be unacceptable. shirley is how s

irs requesting information. the president acknowledging wrongdoing and pledges cooperation. >> it's inexcusable and americans are right to be angry about it. our administration has to make sure we're working hand in hand with congress to get this thing tixed. >> by august, the oversight committee issues its first subpoena and the committee sends a letter to the treasury secretary reminding him of the obligation to preserve all e-mails. at this point, three congressional committees, the inspector general and the doj all have investigations under way. fast forward nine months. after he condemned the targeting, president obama states in a february 2014 interview that there is not a bit of corruption. >> not even mass corruption or a smidgen of corruption. >> all the investigations are still open. even the investigation he ordered was not complete. so how did the president arrive at this conclusion? what did he become aware of in those nine months? commissioner koskinen appears before multitell congressional panels

. >> the commissioner of the irs. the two commission to subpoena. >> mr. de santos. >> i recognize the gentleman from michigan mr. conyers. >> may i thank my two colleagues for their testimony and their concern about this matter? is there any way mr. chaffetz that we can determine who was on the tape that you received consent to play for 10 minutes? >> i'm sorry the question who was on the tape? >> yeah, who was the woman on the tape that was interpreting it? >> a staff number for the oversight and government reform committee. do you mean the voiceover? >> yes. >> she was a staff person for the oversight committee. >> well, i didn't know that before just now and i'm sorry, don't want to raise anymore objections that have already been raised this morning but it seems a little bit unusual that this was a tape that you didn't identify who it was before it started playing. so what i'm concerned with is are we talking about issues in the irs which is under the usual criticism and in these recent circumstances even more tha

this appears to be an abuse of the irs. political persecution. by the irs. the irs knows how to get things done with their subpoena power. that's my mother-in-law calling. she has her own ring. [laughter] get this information. they show up all these different times trying to get information. to your knowledge either one of you as the irs or any agency been held accountable for the abuse of power that they used against this one citizen back in texas. not aware of any. the accusation against against the irs in their of the numerous ones. the abuses that have occurred has anyone in the irs been fired. >> no. he stands by all of his statements. the situation is dire it's bad and still available for targeting. nobody has gone to jail. we had a federal judge three months ago of the d circuit court judge in washington saying that the irs cannot be trusted. be familiar with that statement by federal judge. mr. farenthold: i get frustrated and sometimes depressed and angry. i don't like the way things are going in washington dc. we passed hundreds of bills just to se

we have the irs, but what we want is the irs to be fair, and we want the irs to do its job of collecting taxes. these are organizations that pay taxes. one of the things that people really don't understand, when you talk about the taxes and organization -- all that means is that they don't pay taxes on the contributions they receive. myriad of other groups, they are not tax-deductible to the donor. they pay taxes on property taxes, sales taxes, payroll taxes. they just don't have to pay an income tax on money that comes in. now, is this a political ploy? well, sometimes we miss state philosophical difference for political. there was a scandal here and john koskinen testified multiple times to congress falsely. he falsely testified and he allowed, and presided over destruction of important evidence about the source of this scandal. that took place over the course of the year after he became the irs commissioner. and that is what the mps resolution is about. letterongress sent a when roger clemens, the new york yankees pitcher, testified -- when the democrats had control of congress, and t

the irs audited the sitting president of the united states. if you think something's weird about paying six grand in taxes on $800,000 in income, if you think there's something hingy of a president paying 8% in taxes on more than 3/4s of a million dollars in income, you're right that seems wrong and that the irs agrees and the irs audited the sitting president and they slammed nixon for having paid almost nothing over those three years. they told him what he owed was more like a half million dollars in taxes and the irs demanded that money and he agreed to pay it and the irs wiped his health in half. a very expensive exercise for that president while he was in the process of his presidency going up in flames. that was nixon '73. by '74 nixon was gone and ford became the president and in an effort to be more transparent and to reassure the people that the new president was a different guy than the old one had been, ford started the tradition of presidents and candidates for president releasing their taxes whether or not they were pressured to d

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it would be unthinkable for the taxpayer to treat an irs audit the way the irs has treated the congressional investigation. if a taxpayer destroyed documents prior to a summons, the taxpayer would be in a world of hurt. if the taxpayer made false statements in response and investigation, it is safe to say the taxpayer would not aware of that. if a taxpayer's shirked compliance, it is a good bet the investigation would not simply end. is it acceptable for the head of one of the most powerful pieces of government to not comply? i have no doubt american taxpayers find such an arrangement to be unacceptable. surely the house should also find it an acceptable. not a single individual has been held accountable for what happened with the irs. if commissioner koskinen can get away with this, then other agencies will have a blueprint on how to stymie congress. destroy therther power of congress which arguably nadir.ts the power, it is a matter of accountability and self respect. i thank you chairman, for the time. chairman: thank you, gentlemen. now proceed under the five-minute rule for questions wi

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remained about scope of abuses by the irs. the allegations of misconduct are serious and includes the following, on his watch, volume of information crucial to the investigation into the irs targeting scandal were destroyed. before the tapes were destroyed congressional demands including subpoena for information about the irs targeting scandal went unanswered. he provided misleading testimony before the house oversight and government reform committee concerning irs efforts to provide information to congress. these are serious allegations of misconduct and this committee has taken these allegations seriously. over the past several months this committee has meticulously poured through thousands of pages of information produced by the investigation into this matter resulting in this hearing today which will giver the the house oversight and government reform committee the opportunity to formerly present its findings and evidence to the members of this committee. we will hear from representative jason, chair of the house oversight

this appears to be an abuse of the irs. political persecution. y the irs. he irs knows how to get things done with their subpoena power. that's my mother-in-law calling. he has her own ring. get this information. they show up all these different times trying to get information. to your knowledge either one of you as the irs or any agency been held accountable for the abuse of power that they used against this one citizen back in texas. > i am not aware of any. all of the accusation against against the irs in their of the numerous ones. the abuses that have occurred has anyone in the irs been fired. >> no. he stands by all of his statements. the situation is dire it's bad and still available for targeting. nobody has gone to jail. we had a federal judge three months ago of the d circuit court judge in washington saying that the irs cannot be trusted. be familiar with that statement y federal judge. mr. farenthold: i get frustrated and sometimes depressed and angry. i don't like the way things are going in washington dc. we passed hundreds of bills just to se

that's what the irs staff does. it's voluntary and the sense that you're paying without being prompted to or audited, but you also know you might get caught. it's sort of voluntary. about $50 billion gets collected eventually and that net tax gap is about $406 billion. host: could the federal government collect all $450 billion if they wanted to if they put their resources into enforcement and collection? would it be worth it? guest: they were asked about this a few weeks ago and he said look, if you think the irs isn't intrusive -- is intrusive now, you don't want to know how intrusive we would be to collect those. you have some people who can't pay. they try to get them on installment plans. that can be eight challenge. the other thing is finding people. you would need a much more aggressive, intrusive, heavily auditing irs to be able to get anywhere close. now, there are plenty of ways to get that number up, more irs staff would get that number higher. a simpler tax system might get things a little bit higher bec

the irs has not been part of the solution for entrepreneurs. a current tax system is not working for most americans. we will discuss some of these problems and discuss potential solutions as well. i'm looking forward to hearing from the panel. now we will hear from the ranking member ms. velazquez of new york. velazquez: development of has been a economy way to sell goods and services. it allows the selling renting trading of everything. the numbers strongly suggest that the sharing economy is here to stay. interest as of september 2015, it was available in 60 countries. it is estimated to fulfill one million rides daily. it may be rooted in existing economic struggles. dislocated workers are seeking new ways to reenter the economy. it all becomes ways for ordinary americans to dissipate in entrepreneurship. rise of these networks has created new opportunities for americans. while many of the workers in the are doing well they must be protected from unscrupulous individuals. atypically employee -- define them as independent contractors nonemplo

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jack with theer irs. he told him off, hung up, and contacted arlington county police who told him they received similar consumer complaints. the irs announced recently that aggressive phone calls by criminals impersonating irs agents remain a major threat to taxpayers, but now the irs is receiving other reports of scammers calling and saying they need to verify tax information over the phone. verifyll last you to personal information like social security, bank account, and credit card numbers to process your return or receive your refund. the irs does not do this and they will not demand payment over the phone. is enough people must fall for it that they keep doing it. jay: if you receive a suspicious call from someone claiming to be with the irs, the irs says by all means hang up the phone immediately and report matters to the federal trade commission. jay korff, abc 7 news. indictedhree brothers for actions that led to the death of a police officer. and elijah ford have been charged with the death at a

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the irs. talk about what happened there. >> guest: in this chapter we have an article by a lawyer who is a former state legislator and she has been representing the groups that have been applying essentially for nonprofit status from the irs of it could take donations and use them for these kinds of purposes we have been talking about. iris had been denying them are slowing them down without explanation. these are routinely granted in this supposed to be quick some of them taking years and years having to apply for more information, having to provide information which i think is unprecedented and terms of various in terms of who are your supporters. who was there a end congress started to ask the irs these groups seem to be singled out. are you singling them out or are you also doing to the two groups that have different viewpoints? it turned out apparently this is only being done to groups who are in conservative clauses -- causes or the tea party group and so on and not say the clean water g

blow up the irs. replace it with a flat tax. 15 to 20%. steve's got the right plan. that's what we should do. >> okay. can't get anytime better than that. the cashing in gang getting ready to roll. >> it's a war of words between donald trump and elizabeth warren. while many are calling her a hypocrite for accusing the donald of cashing in on the housing crisis. plus, san francisco upholing its sanctuary city policies. if it protects illegals, should taxpayers insist it lose all federal funds. >>> up first, union backed protesters demanding mcdonald's pay them more, but some say it's more about helping union bosses than helping workers. than helping workers. they'll explain. ♪ can you imagine life without healthy soil? neither can we. ♪ neokawhoa!ady?. [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. >>> all right, union backed protesters marching in front of the mcdonald's headquarters near chicago this week. they're demanding to unionize and also demanning a $15 minimum wage, but the forme

that is a big hit that the irs has taken and the irs commissioner telling irs employees in a note yesterday that these 600 to 700 people will help fill some of that gap and they're in enforcement which means they're going after tax cheats which means this is bad news. >> if you're one of these people i assume the irs wants you to bring in more than they pay you. >> the average employee brings in about $4 for every $1 spent on that person, but to the enforcement employees it's a bigger bang. they say they get about $10 for every dollar they spend on enforcement employees. this is the most lucrative thing the irs can do and they say they'll have a couple of different waves of hiring this year. they hope they'll be able to bring in a lot more money to the treasu treasury and then next year thel get a new budget to higher more people going forward. >>> and still ahead, a new twist on shuffle shuttle service for long distance travel in a tesla. distance travel in >>> the air bag recall has more than doubled in the u.s. today regulators ordered out makers to recall up to another 40 million potent

what changes would you suggest to benefit both workers and the irs? i think that the first thing we should do is recognize that the instructions for the form 1099 miscellaneous direct people to use the form 1099k for credit card reporting or payments made by credit cards, and that creates a tax reporting loophole for income that is earned by less than $20,000 because there is a certain income threshold for using the form 1099k. and i think the irs should medially consider the instructions on the 1099 miscellaneous and see if it can be used for credit card payments the income threshold of $20,000. rep. chabot: do you have a sense of how many folks are not complying with the tax code, because it is -- i'm talking about the sharing economy. it is to come to get it into cumbersome versus -- well, you know -- i'm not going to pay my taxes? ms. bruckner: that is a good question. i don't have a hard number on that. but i can tell you anecdotally, when we talk to folks that are in the sharing economy or me talk to tax preparers that whoialize in advising folk

when a company doesn't pay its taxes, the irs has other ways to get their money. it can seize assets or intercept money owed to the company by customers like johnson. >> it's just a matter of trying to collect. >> reporter: the irs wouldn't comment on the case, but an employee at this walnut creek office tells us they've been getting a lot of calls from people concerned about these notices. bottom line. if you get a notice of levy from a company you've done business with, your only obligation is to reply stating you've already paid in full or send the remaining balance to the irs instead of the company. >> i paid him off each time in full. >> reporter: quite a relief for johnson who by the way, loves his cabinet, just not what the owner of the company put him through. if you receive a notice like this, you are required to respond to the irs to let them know whether or not you still owe the company money. we reached out to the cabinet company in this case and the owner tells us he is currently working with the irs to try to resolve this issue. >> that will do it fo

including the ability to settle disputes with the irs in an effective and efficient manner. legislation like that proposed by senator rob portman can help ensure that outcome. finally, congress should ensure fairness by guaranteeing that interpr internet taxes are based on the sellers' location. but beyond specific policy requests and legislative language, i'd like to take a moment to illustrate how the move to the sharing economy is far more than a repackaging of existing services. the popular media tends to describe the sharing economy in terms of companies that displace or disrupt an existing business model. ebay replacing the classifieds or the yard sale. uber-x replacing the taxi. vrbo replacing hotels. this is a false or limited dichotomy. the sharing economy not only replaces but also creates new con septembcepts in how people and interact. for example, a chicago-based small business utilizes a sharing platform to connect nutrition coaches from across the country to consumers seeking a healthier lifestyle. using the service, dedicated coaches answer questions, set ben

a taxpayer advocate works for the irs but does not report to the irs. she found out in iowa some of the revenuers were calling taxpayers. the irs doesn't request personal or financial information. this includes any type of electronic communication such as text messages and social media channels. the irs does not call with threats of lawsuits or arrests. they are trying to say we are not the bad guys. but if you get one of these phone calls i would contact the irs local office and make sure these people are on the up and up. you have to do it to protect yourselves. they steal your money and your identity. deirdre: even worse. it's bad to lose a few hundred, but losing identity, especially for older people, it's a mess. gerri willis looking out for us, thank you as always. gerri willis with me there. we want to show saw quick snap shot of the what happened in the market. you will see red on your screen so they almost wipe out yesterday's gain. you had macy's taking a big hit. that sent a lot of the retail stocks and discretionary stocks lower. thank you f

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so the irs is free not to show up because his time is valuable. you and i try that with the irs and let's just say our time won't be as valuable. we pay, they play. out of an indignity they have never suffered themselves. imagine if they had to wait for weeks or months for proper medical care. worse, compare that wait to arrive that will make them forget the line. as if line dumbdumbo. the last time i checked people didn't die baiting to get on dumbo but people are dying waiting in line. so many in washington can't see it because they don't even see us. they don't relate to us. sometimes i think they actually don't like us. what else could explain their indifference and arrogance with a wave of hands dismissing the masses stuck? what is the big deal about waiting after all? it's part of the thrill, tell that to anybody that has waited at the dmv or worse, the va. something tells me if it happened to them even those in washington with security clearances never see those lines at all. i think it should be each at washington -- should eat his own coo

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heather: members of congress testifying today against irs commissioner john koskinen. some house republicans want koskinen to be impeached, saying he prevented federal officials from gathering evidence about the irs during a recent investigation. koskinen refusing to testify in his own defense today but says he may do so in the future. james rosen is live on capitol hill with the latest. reporter: good morning. as with ben rosen in the house community oversight hearing on iran yesterday, today's house judiciary committee for proceeds without its star witness from the obamaadministration. lawmakers examining the basis for possible impeachment proceedings against irs director john koskinen who refused to testify in his own defense and has submitted written statements . one gop leader called this revisited because they accuse the leader of defined subpoena, lying under oath and failing to preserve evidence from the irs targeting scandal that involved miss lerner, a low-level irs official during the first obama turn. koskinen's tenure began after that targeting against tea

the irs wouldn't put it up if you did that to them. you had documents that the irs has summoned and you didn't provide them and destroyed them, you'd be in jail and you probably should. nicole: the arrest claimciÓn it has cooperated. lauren: all right, let's get you caught up on global market action overnight, looking at asia, stocks are mixed. mostly red arrows, the shanghai in china down, the nikkei down just about 1%. the kospi in south korea down .9% and the hang seng up a tenth of 1%. lauren: we very much had sideways trading in the u.s. yesterday but right now we do have up arrows, dow futures indicating a 34-point pop at the open. we have new home sales coming after ahead of opening bell. s&p futures up 4 points and nasdaq gaining 9. nicole: more talk about fed hikes, 30% for june, that's the fed fund's future rate. dollar goes up and commodities come under pressure. oil down, gold down 7 and a half bucks. lauren: tribune policy has rejected a second takeover bet to gennett, $15 a share from 12.25. tribune owns the los angeles

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i had been pressing irs since that time to no avail. in other words, the irs will protect any organization they feel like protecting in this country, and close down on any organization that they feel like protecting. i think it's high time that this committee or some other committee expose just what we are up against in this country. the power to tax is the power to destroy. mr. huston, have you ever been a member of the cia? mr. huston: no sir. fbi.or goldwater: mr. huston: no sir. >> dia. mr. huston: yes, i was assigned when i was enormous -- i was an army intelligence officer. >> you were hired by the white house as a speechwriter? and you went in preparation to the so-called huston plan. was it ever used? mr. huston: no sir. >> what do you think about the huston plan as you sit here today. mr. huston: senator, i still believe there is a threat that maybe characterized as an internal security threat. i think there are people that want to destroy this country. i think people are willing to go to great lengths to do it. i think the 2 a

i had been pressing irs since that time to no avail. in other words, the irs will protect any organization they feel like protecting in this country, and close down on any organization that they feel like protecting. i think it's high time that this committee or some other committee expose just what we are up against in this country. the power to tax is the power to destroy. mr. huston, have you ever been a member of the cia? mr. huston: no sir. >> dia. mr. huston: yes, i was assigned when i was enormous -- i was an army intelligence officer. >> you were hired by the white house as a speechwriter? and you went in preparation to the so-called huston plan. was it ever used? mr. huston: no sir. what do you think about the huston plan as you sit here today. mr. huston: senator, i still believe there is a threat that maybe characterized as an internal security threat. i think there are people that want to destroy this country. i think people are willing to go to great lengths to do it. i think the 2 attempts on the life of the president are

i had been pressing irs since that time to no avail. in other words, the irs will protect any organization they feel like protecting in this country, and close down on any organization that they feel like protecting. i think it's high time that this committee or some other committee expose just what we are up against in this country. the power to tax is the power to destroy. mr. huston, have you ever been a member of the cia? mr. huston: no sir. >> fbi? >> knows her. , -- no sir. >> dia. mr. huston: yes, i was assigned i was an army intelligence officer. >> you were hired by the white house as a speechwriter? and you went in preparation to the so-called huston plan. was it ever used? mr. huston: no sir. >> what do you think about the huston plan as you sit here today. mr. huston: senator, i still believe there is a threat that maybe characterized as an internal security threat. i think there are people that want to destroy this country. i think people are willing to go to great lengths to do it. i think the 2 attempts on the life of the

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the irs says trump is free to do so. trump says he has no plans to do so or push his lawyers on the subject before november. >> if you were my client and under audit, i would say don't release them. there may be some information. >> if there are, they are meaningless. at the right time, i'll release them. i hope to release them. i would like to release them. when i'm under order, i can't do that. >> the only thing standing in the way of donald trump relea releasing his taxes is donald trump. he first said he won't release taxes because of being audited. we asked the irs. federal privacy rules prohibit discussing individual tax matters. nothing prevents individuals from sharing their own tax information. every candidate since 1976 has released his tax returns. richard nixon did it while he was under audit. this can give voters valuable information. how much a person makes from investments and business income. how much is taxable. it shows what deductions they make and how much they donate to charity and the effective tax

. , i think the irs was at fault. lois lerner take the fifth amendment and refused to turn over her e-mails from the very beginning. person recover allowed thosenen to be deleted. there is something very bad going on here. i'm disappointed in the american people calling into this program and trying to up escape the whole thing by turning it into a political defense of the administration. forget that. this is a dangerous thing for our society. host: you mentioned the lois fifth, allding the -- if you missed those or want to go back and look at what was happening, go to www.c-span.org. reporting that dems are discussing dropping wasserman schultz. democrats backing hillary she has become too divisive a figure to unify the party in 2016. which they say is crucial to the feeding donald trump. -- defeating donald trump. here is "the new york times" this morning. gop is weighing primary changes after 2016 chaos. have begun internal deliberations over what would be s to the waychange it's presidential nominees are chosen. pr

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sin embargo, el cuatro es mucho mÁs desalentador si usted debe dinero al irs. en el caso de que no haya pagado la garantÍa adeuda tiempo deberÁ pagar un interÉs del 0,5% por mesa sobre la cantidad que debe, esto _1 interÉs extra determinado por el servicio de rentas internas cada aÑo. en el caso de que no presentÓ su declaración tributaria, las multas son aÚn mayores, por lo general la sanciÓn consiste en un 5% de lo adeudado, pero si deja pasar mÁs dÍas de la fecha límite le pondrÁ una multa de $ 135. si se ha preguntado si el irs estar dispuestos dos o excusa de por que no pagÓ sus impuestos a tiempo es probable que no tengo una razÓn vÁlida que el gobierno federal pueda aceptar. sin embargo, chistes de ciudadano y vive en el extranjero y fue vÍctima de un desastre natural o se encuentra prestando servicio militar en una zona de combate, el irs podrÍa perdonarle la multa. gina cÁrdenas, univisiÓn. julio: si usted no puede pagar por completo el deudo de los impuestos si desea solicitar un plan de pago de atrasos puede realizar la solicitud