Oversight
| The jurisdiction of the Subcommittee on Oversight shall include all matters within the scope of the full Committee’s jurisdiction but shall be limited to existing law. Said oversight jurisdiction shall not be exclusive but shall be concurrent with that of the other Subcommittees. With respect to matters involving the Internal Revenue Code and other revenue issues, said concurrent jurisdiction shall be shared with the full Committee. Before undertaking any investigation or hearing, the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Oversight shall confer with the Chairman of the full Committee and the Chairman of any other Subcommittee having jurisdiction. Source: "Rules of the Committee on Ways and Means for the One Hundred and Twelfth Congress" Related Documents: Camp Opening Statement: Hearing on Organizations Targeted by the Internal Revenue Service for Their Personal BeliefsJun 4, 2013 - Despite nearly two years of denials, last month the IRS finally admitted the truth – three years ago the agency began systematically targeting individuals base... Fact Check: Uptick Came After Targeting Began Jun 4, 2013 - Throughout the investigation into the IRS targeting conservative groups, many misleading statements have been made asserting that the uptick of 501 (c)(4) appli... A bushel of Pinocchios for IRS’s Lois Lerner May 20, 2013 - In the days since the Internal Revenue Service first disclosed that it had targeted conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, new information has emerged ... Camp Opening Statement: Hearing on IRS Targeting Conservative Groups May 17, 2013 - On May 10, 2013, Lois Lerner, Director of Exempt Organizations for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) division that oversees tax-exempt groups, finally acknowl... Timeline of Communications Between Ways and Means Committee and IRS May 15, 2013 - March-April 2010 According to TIGTA, the IRS’s Determinations Unit “began searching for other requests for exemption involving the Tea Party, Patriots, 9/12 and... More Documents... |