BlueGin
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Ever notice how left leaning publications always down play this stuff. " It was ONLY $2800.00...could have been worse". Scammer's and various gov employee's nickle and dime us to death across all government programs and agency's and this stuff adds up after awhile.
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Inspector general urges IRS to boost oversight of credit card spending
The IRS could do a better job of policing employees' spending with government credit cards, a Treasury Department watchdog said Tuesday in a report that found that lax oversight allowed a few bad apples to buy romance novels, diet pills and even porn on the taxpayer's dime.
The Treasury's inspector general for tax administration — the same agency that brought the hammer down on the IRS for singling out conservative groups for special scrutiny — found that IRS workers on the whole stick to the rules when they use government credit cards.
It identified improprieties in only about two-tenths of 1 percent of transactions in fiscal years 2010 and 2011, when IRS workers made 273,000 credit card purchases worth about $108 million.
Porn and romance novels on taxpayer's dime? Inspector general urges IRS to boost oversight of credit card spending - U.S. News
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Inspector general urges IRS to boost oversight of credit card spending
The IRS could do a better job of policing employees' spending with government credit cards, a Treasury Department watchdog said Tuesday in a report that found that lax oversight allowed a few bad apples to buy romance novels, diet pills and even porn on the taxpayer's dime.
The Treasury's inspector general for tax administration — the same agency that brought the hammer down on the IRS for singling out conservative groups for special scrutiny — found that IRS workers on the whole stick to the rules when they use government credit cards.
It identified improprieties in only about two-tenths of 1 percent of transactions in fiscal years 2010 and 2011, when IRS workers made 273,000 credit card purchases worth about $108 million.
Porn and romance novels on taxpayer's dime? Inspector general urges IRS to boost oversight of credit card spending - U.S. News