In letter to IRS and Treasury accompanying subpoena, Richard Neal says: “Compliance is not discretionary under any circumstance, even if the taxpayer is under audit.” Neal is demanding the returns by May 17

In letter to IRS and Treasury accompanying subpoena, Richard Neal says: “Compliance is not discretionary under any circumstance, even if the taxpayer is under audit.” Neal is demanding the returns by May 17 pic.twitter.com/NLVpjk8UmL

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) May 10, 2019