Internal Revenue Service

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The Internal Revenue Service, also known as the IRS, is an agency responsible for interpretation and application of the internal revenue laws. It is in charge of collecting income taxes from working residents and establishments. The Internal Revenue Service is part of the United States Department of the Treasury.

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First Gentleman Henry Taylor inquired Samantha Roth about a large amount of money that was wired to an offshore account shortly after his son's death, claiming that someone payed her to keep quiet. She denied this, and said the money was for her aunt, who has been having financial difficulties since her husband passed away, and suggested money be moved offshore to hide it from the Internal Revenue Service.