[Menehune56]

We’ll need pictures of the alleged perp before we can render a verdict.

[palmer]

Only two certainties in life: death and taxes. And sex. Three certainties: death, taxes, and sex and a disfunctional and corrupt central government.

[Go Gordon]

The tax man cometh?

[Average Al]

What’s with these womwen in power? I hate to imagine what Hillary will do in the Oval Office if she is elected .....

[GraceG]

But I thought all government employees were pure as the wind driven snow and free from corruption...

[Gene Eric]

Both weird and hilarious.

[fractionated]

I’ve heard of getting screwed by the IRS, but this is ridiculous!

[newfreep]

From the article (under the photo)

An Oregon man has filed a lawsuit against an IRS agent with whom he had sex, claiming he was coerced into the relationship because the woman showed up at his door "provocatively attired" and threatened him with a tax penalty.

[Revolting cat!]

The picture of the IRS woman is unfortunately unavailable ("what difference does it make?!") but our agents have succeeded in securing a recent photograph of the agent's identical twin sister.Here!

[Chickensoup]

OOOOHHH, now he REALLY is going to get audited!

[hinckley buzzard]

Sorry. Flunks the straight face test.

[Dick Bachert]

Several years ago, a friend who is a nationally published investigative journalist invited me to go along to his Atlanta interview of two female IRS whistleblowers.
Among serious allegations of MAJOR sexual harassment by male superiors – who were routinely promoted to higher positions and/or transferred in order to display their genitals to NEW female subordinates – we were told of the “Dialing for Dollars” program then – and apparently STILL – a routine practice.

[Libloather]

Finally, an IRS story with a happy ending.

[Revolting cat!]

What does it take to earn the punishment of a naked, no-holds-barred audit by this agent?

[Tau Food]

Back in 2007, there was a proposal that IRS agents be given the green light on using waterboarding in some tax audits of taxpayers suspected of hiding income. However, at that time, waterboarding was deemed to be not torture. When waterboarding became viewed as torture, the proposal was dumped.

[CynicalBear]

I’m with the IRS and I’m here to help you?

[Jeff Winston]

Just not enough evidence to render a verdict.

[JRios1968]

One way or the other, the IRS ALWAYS screws you.

[Bon mots]

[Cowman]

Nothing new, We have been told for years that, in the old South, slaves were considered sexual livestock.

This story just shows the IRS has the same viewpoint about their slaves.