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Originally Posted by SuckOnThis
Nope.
Fred Goldberg was appointed IRS chief counsel by President Ronald Reagan and as IRS commissioner and as Assistant Treasury Secretary for tax policy by President George H.W. Bush.
Seems legit  |
So he is not the current IRS chief? Left in 1986? In an old folks home, talking to himself, eating a puzzle and slamming Trump? LOL Definitely legit.
I had never heard of him. Guess I didn't figure they would dig up a fossil to give an opinion on the matter. Sounds like he will do what you want if you have dirt on him.
"Allegedly, Scientology officials, including Church leader David Miscavige, paid private investigators to acquire some unspecified compromising information on Goldberg during his time as commissioner, and then arrived at his office without an appointment one day to demand terms.[1][2] The meeting was not listed on Goldberg's appointment calendar, which was obtained by The New York Times through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).[citation needed]
While details are not known, it was under Goldberg's administration that the long running IRS/Scientology legal conflict ended, though it took two years (under two other Commissioners) to work out the details.[3] Scientology received a unique tax exemption in 1993 and the IRS has refused to release the agreement, even after a FOIA request by the New York Times and when requested by the court in the Sklar[who?] case.[4] (A draft version of the agreement was leaked to the WSJ and published late in 1997.)[5] "
Oops.