Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) Part 1.15 Records and Information Management (Find the Crimes!)

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[E. Pluribus Unum]

This is the IRS set of rules for itself.

How many of them did it break?

Who is going to jail?

1.15  Records and Information Management

• 1.15.1  The Records and Information Management Program
• 1.15.2  Types of Records and Their Life Cycles
• 1.15.3  Disposing of Records
• 1.15.4  Retiring and Requesting Records
• 1.15.5  Relocating/Removing Records
• 1.15.6  Managing Electronic Records
• 1.15.7  Files Management
• 1.15.24  Records Control Schedule for Tax Exempt and Government Entities
• 1.15.25  Records Control Schedule for Statistics Division
• 1.15.27  Records Control Schedule for Compliance Research
• 1.15.32  Records Control Schedule for Electronic Tax Administration
• 1.15.35  Records Control Schedule for Tax Administration Systems (Electronic)
• 1.15.36  Records Control Schedule for Permanent Records
• 1.15.37  Records Control Schedule for Economic Stabilization Program

[Chode]

hell, you'd have a harder time finding the ones they DIDN'T break...

[MHGinTN]

Allow me to fix this: "What I want to know is .. who has those records, or did some stupid idiot typical criminal democrat serving the fascist bosses have the records scrubbed ..???

[GunningForTheBuddha]

Threaten the IT department with Federal Prison time for violating these rules - those emails will appear so fast out of thin air the sonic boom will be heard for miles.

[CyberAnt]

Oh thanks .. that’s much better.

[Terry L Smith]

ClearCase_guy wrote:
“Fair Tax

Will there ever be a better time to push for it?”

Fair Tax? or do you mean Flat Tax?

Everybody, no exception, no excuses, 8%.

You can ‘delete a bunch of positions’, (which means no severance nothing, because the job does not exist anymore, and the employee was NOT fired.)

[GeronL]

The FAIR Tax sounds like a bunch of complicated crap that will require the government to track how much everyone makes and then send out “prebate” checks to everyone. The poor who pay nothing will still get their “prebate” and the workeing stiffs will pay extra to fund it. It is still progressive, revenue neutral and not a tax cut.

Moving the chairs around on the Titanic.

The flat tax is far superior and simpler.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

The Fair Tax doesn’t tax income.

Why would you want to tax productivity?

[Terry L Smith]

GeronL wrote:
“The FAIR Tax sounds like a bunch of complicated crap that will require the government to track how much everyone makes and then send out “prebate” checks to everyone. The poor who pay nothing will still get their “prebate” and the workeing stiffs will pay extra to fund it. It is still progressive, revenue neutral and not a tax cut.

Moving the chairs around on the Titanic.

The flat tax is far superior and simpler.”

Yes, a flat, no nonsense, 8%, will serve well. I know a lot of folks are saying 10%, possibly taking the church tithe thing. I prefer 8%. It is less, to collect and to spend.