Kiley Votes to Repeal 87,000 IRS Agents, Fulfilling Key Campaign Pledge

Jan 10, 2023

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Protecting Taxpayers

“Last year, under one-party control, Congress passed legislation funding 87,000 new IRS agents. The purpose was to target small business owners and middle-class families with audit after audit to fund more reckless spending. Today I voted for legislation to protect taxpayers by repealing funding for those agents, safeguarding over 700,000 Americans making less than $75,000/year from intrusive IRS audits. Americans deserve a government that works for them, and that is what we are delivering in the new Congress” said Congressman Kevin Kiley.

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