TIGTA Complaint Number 55-1106-0136-C … only the beginning

The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration has opened an investigation of the six months of complaints I have leveled at the IRS Oversight Board for their failure to void the tax exempt status of organizations whose actions do not match up to the basis of their exemptions, including the American Bar Association.

The conversation in Congress shouldn’t be over which Americans to throw under the bus. It should instead be about which currently tax exempt organizations deserve to have their exemptions yanked retroactively, with overdue revenues promptly collected.

There are lives at stake. Rampant prosecutorial misconduct that the Bar refused to punish has put innocents behind bars, many on death row. The IRS took down Capone, its time for them to take down thug prosecutors that ruin and end innocent lives, too.

[please note that the FL DOC has provided assurances that Gary Bennett will receive proper medical attention since my June 23rd email.] 

From: Susan Chandler
Date: June 30, 2011 2:30:04 PM EDT
To: *TIGTA Investigations Complaints Unit <complaints></complaints>
Subject: complaint number 55-1106-0136-C

Complaints Unit
Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA)

To Whom It May Concern:

Thank you for acknowledging my complaint of TIGTA’s gross underestimation of IRS employee noncompliance at the highest level, the IRS Oversight Board.

Because I have clinical memory impairments and because I am publishing my interactions with (and concerning) the IRS Oversight Board on Facebook and my blog and wish to keep this matter cohesive, I have appended my complaint below your email to me.

Americans deserve an IRS Oversight Board that adheres to their lawful obligation to collect taxes fairly, which must include voiding the exemptions of organizations that do more harm than good, like the American Bar Association, or pretend benefit to society overall while furthering partisan politics, like American Crossroads/Crossroads GPS, or pretend to seek cures for fatal diseases while putting more effort into accumulating wealth, like the American Cancer Society, or pretend to provide deeply discounted services and avid advocacy to a vulnerable segment of society while doing neither, like the AARP.

There should be no conversation in Congress over which social services to cut while there are untold millions in overdue federal income tax revenues to collect.

Thank you for assigning a case number and opening an investigation.  This matter must be addressed with incredible haste; there are innocents on our death rows nationwide that need immediate relief and redress from the illegitimacy of the American Bar Association and its affiliates that can only be realized by the first step of retroactively voiding the Bar’s tax exemptions.  I look forward to hearing from you again very soon.

Sincerely,

Susan Chandler

From: “*TIGTA Investigations Complaints Unit” <complaints></complaints>
Date: June 28, 2011 1:38:33 PM EDT
To: <studio8></studio8>
Subject: Your complaint number 55-1106-0136-C

Thank you for the information you provided to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA).  This office will review your complaint and evaluate it for appropriate action.  TIGTA’s responsibilities include the investigation of criminal impropriety within Federal tax administration and serious misconduct by Internal Revenue Service (IRS) employees.  In addition, TIGTA works closely with the IRS to oversee the appropriate adjudication of complaints that are under the purview of IRS management, and to provide information about other concerns involving tax administration to the IRS for appropriate determination.

Please note that TIGTA is bound by Federal confidentiality statutes that limit the dissemination of information regarding TIGTA’s law enforcement activities, including actions taken as a result of complaints filed with TIGTA. To ensure compliance with applicable disclosure laws and regulations, this office CANNOT respond to telephonic requests for status or other information about your complaint.

If you wish to have a copy of the information you submitted, you must file a written request pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).  Please refer to the FOIA instructions found on TIGTA’s website at http://www.ustreas.gov/tigta/important foia mafr.shtml.   FOIA requests must be signed and submitted by fax at (202) 622-3339, e-mail to FOIA.Reading.Room@tigta.treas.gov, or mail to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, Office of Chief Counsel – Disclosure Branch, 1125 15th Street, N.W., Room 700-A, Washington, DC  20005.

From: Susan Chandler
Date: June 23, 2011 2:04:17 PM EDT
To: irsob@do.treas.gov, mary.turville@treasury.gov
Cc: ASKDOJ <askdoj>, karen.kraushaar@tigta.treas.gov</askdoj>
Subject: IRS misrepresentation of employee noncompliance

IRS Oversight Board
The Honorable Secretary of the Treasury
The Honorable Commissioner of Internal Revenue
The Honorable IRS Oversight Board Members,
  Paul Cherecwich, Jr.
  E. Edwin Eck
  Robert M. Tobias
  Raymond T. Wagner, Jr.
  Deborah L. Wince-Smith

Dear IRS Oversight Board:

I am writing to object to gross public understatements of IRS employee noncompliance, to duly note numerous ignored pleas for relief and redress from fraudulently exempt organizations and to ask that appropriate IRS personnel be directed to adapt IRS whistleblower regulations and application methods to create electronic avenues of disbursing whistleblower compensation.

The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Adminstration’s June 21 press release, “IRS Needs to Improve Oversight of Its Employee’s Compliance With Tax Laws, TIGTA Finds,” stated a 3% noncompliance rate of IRS employees.  What was missing was any analysis at all of the IRS Oversight Board, where the noncompliance rate is 100%.

Since January, I have written to you repeatedly about the American Bar Association and its affiliates bogus tax exemptions.  When the Bar was assigned law enforcement responsibilities by the Supreme Court of the United States in deciding Imbler v Pachtman and Van de Kamp v Goldstein (recently affirmed by Connick v Thompson), the Bar had the obligation to apprise Congress that the assignment was unconstitutional; it made the misconduct of prosecutors and their supervisors subject only to unequal, secretive, arbitrary and insubstantial investigation and punishment for unlawful behaviors for which private citizens would be promptly put behind bars.

Not only did the Bar embrace the SCOTUS phony law enforcement gig, they used it to protect prosecutors and supervisors from facing any consequence at all for misconduct, which often led to the lawless being rewarded by uninformed voters, increasing the scope of their lawlessness exponentially.

The proof can be stated in these few words:  John Dean Moxley, Jr. is an elected judge.

These frauds on the public perpetrated by the Bar are well within the means of the IRS to immediately mitigate.

The proof that the Bar harms the public more than it helps it can also be stated simply:  All told, Juan Ramos, Wilton Dedge, William Dillon and Gary Bennett have served 81 years in prison wrongfully, and the lawlessness of prosecutors and their supervisors in attempting to prevent Bennett’s conviction from being upset like the others disgustingly involves another judicial circuit, Florida’s legislature, department of corrections, governor and his cabinet as well as the FBI and DOJ … and John Dean Moxley, Jr. was involved in each of their nearly identical 1980’s frame-ups.

Because you did not respond to my earnest requests for relief, I began reading other non-profit organizations 990 reports. If IRS oversight was even somewhat meaningful, hundreds of non-profits would lose their tax exemptions immediately and retroactively with their frauds on the public reported for appropriate investigation and prosecution; your noncompliance rate is inescapably and undeniably 100% … your lawful responsibility is to ensure the fair treatment of taxpayers, and you have broken the law.

Our ill-willed and ineffectual Congress – with some notable individual exceptions – is promoting starving seniors as a viable budget option in order to further fund endless, unjustified wars, while the IRS Oversight Board is continually failing to collect trillions of dollars of justifiably taxable annual incomes.

That’s the big picture.

In a smaller frame, the Florida Department of Corrections is withholding Gary Bennett’s epilepsy medications knowing it could kill him – that’s attempted homicide.

When the Bar buries prosecutorial and supervisory misconduct, it often involves a headstone.

We the people have the right to petition for redress, and I have appropriately done so. As you have ignored my entreatments, I will publish public petitions that request that U. S. Attorney General and Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Public Corruption Unit investigate and prosecute the IRS Oversight Board’s knowingly granting fraudulent tax exemptions.

As each person who signs one of the petitions will be a whistleblower, please have the appropriate IRS personnel immediately develop the means and methods to duly compensate each individual through adapting IRS whistleblower regulations to accept identifying information Internet connections will provide to Change.org, Care2, etc., in connection with individual electronic signatures.

As nothing will change our corrupt prison system faster than incarcerating hundreds if not thousands of former attorneys, I anticipate petition participation by the families and friends of the more than two million incarcerated individuals nationwide.

So that each whistleblower’s compensation will be more than just a token of appreciation, I will name other egregiously fraudulent non-profit organizations in the petitions aside from the Federal Bar Association, the American Bar Association and all Bar affiliates.

As the IRS Oversight Board’s malfeasance isn’t getting any media attention, obviously our ill-willed and ineffectual Congress has allowed far too many mergers.  Hopefully, public petitions will correct that, too.  Thank you for your time and attention.

Sincerely,

Susan Chandler

http://www.treasury.gov/tigta/press/press_tigta-2011-30.htm