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Move over Lois Lerner: Lawsuit Says IRS Destroying Evidence in Separate Case

By Ashton Ellis
Wednesday, October 08 2014

Private lawsuits against the IRS are nothing new, but one claim against the tax-gathering agency should interest House Republicans investigating the possible willful destruction of evidence by former manager Lois Lerner and other employees. According to federal court documents, the IRS “wiped clean a number of computer hard drives containing emails and other electronic documents that the Government was required to produce.” Not surprisingly, the information scrubbed supported several arguments by a private company suing to recover nearly $550 million that the IRS improperly…

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