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• But her father, an internal revenue agent, is a regular in Tamieka's life.
• The Internal Revenue agent was one of only three people who knew the question, the reports said.
• Talk-radio hosts were immediately besieged with calls for advice on what part of an Internal Revenue agent to aim for.
• He served as an internal revenue agent during the 1870s before moving to Kansas, where he spent the final decades of his life.
• One day, he gets a visit from an old Army acquaintance, Frank Long ( McGoohan ), who is now an Internal Revenue agent.
• He was also land commissioner of Maryland from 1908 to 1912, internal revenue agent for the district of Maryland from January 1, 1920, to 1922.
• "As a retired Internal Revenue agent I feel qualified to attest to the monstrosity that the Internal Revenue Code has become, " a Michigan man wrote.
• McKenna was not unemployed long, for that same year he was appointed an Internal Revenue agent in Boston in 1889 . It is unclear how long he held this position.
• If it's so simple to flummox the pros, imagine how easily Internal Revenue agents can ambush ( ital ) any ( unital ) taxpayer they decide to go after.
• As millions of Americans were filing their returns on tax day, the Houston office of the IRS was in the process of firing the first internal revenue agent to publicly blow the whistle about agency abuses.
• See also Delegation Order 5-2, which specifically delegates this authority to Internal Revenue Agents, to Tax Auditors, to Revenue Officers of grade GS-9 and above, and to various other IRS personnel.
• It is revealed in the episode that Internal Revenue agent Van Alden, still working out of Atlantic City's post office to investigate Jimmy, has been intercepting the steady stream of money and letters Jimmy sends to Angela.
• Before they were caught, a group of politicians were able to siphon off millions of dollars in federal taxes on liquor; the scheme involved an extensive network of bribes involving distillers, rectifiers, gaugers, storekeepers, and internal revenue agents.
• This makes one wonder whether we are entering an era where internal revenue agents must give warnings to delinquent taxpayers and lienees analogous to the warnings required in criminal cases by our decision in Miranda v . Arizona, 384 U . S . 436 ( 1966 ).