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Some IRS employees should be unemployed:

The IRS levied the taxpayer’s bank account. Checks were bouncing. Court ordered payments for child support and Alimony were due to be paid in the next few days and the taxpayer faced eviction for non payment of rent (bounced rent check). The IRS employee refused to release the levy because the "court ordered payments hadn’t been paid yet", and an IRS "manager" took the "position" that the taxpayer wouldn’t get evicted for 3 months (before being forced to live out of his car as he had before).  The IRS employee also didn't care that the court ordered child support was needed in order to provide for the taxpayer's own children. The IRS also advised that it didn’t care if employees of the taxpayer’s business didn’t get paid (with the result that their families couldn’t pay for their housing, food and utilities). The total lack of common sense, ignorance of accounting, and disregard of its own rules by the IRS employees was outrageous.

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