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In his first public comments since the IRS scandal broke, Shulman, who stepped down at the end of his term in November, described an agency with a broad mandate that includes overseeing nonprofit groups, tackling offshore tax evasion and implementing a complicated tax code."The IRS is a major operation," he said.
Lawmakers on the panel werent very sympathetic.
"The IRS abandoned good judgment and lost the publics trust," said Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.)
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Shulman has come under fire for telling a House committee in March 2012 that the IRS was "absolutely" not targeting conservative groups. He was briefed on the program in May but never disclosed it to Congress before stepping down in November at the end of a six-year term.Tuesdays congressional hearing is the second on the IRS scandal that first came to light on May 10. Shulman was joined by IRS Inspector General J. Russell George and the outgoing acting http://michaelkorrshoes.blogspot.com commissioner at the agency, Steven Miller.
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