the irs business divisions have been actively engaged with the irs i.t. team and others in designing the plan which sets specific business goals, includes multiple milestones, significant oversight, various levels of accountability while expanding the analytics to bring taxpayers into compliance. we look forward to working with your staff as we move forward with the plan. >> i have 25 minutes left. i'll reserve it. >> 25 minutes? >> 25 seconds. senator wyden. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. commissioner, at your confirmation hearing, you were asked how you would respond to political pressure. you said, i would hope that the members of this committee and the american taxpayers see me as staunchly independent or more so. i bring this up because i'm of the view that you are now on the receiving end of a very aggressive political campaign by the trump administration. last week the president's lawyer presumably acting at the behest of the president wrote the treasury department a letter insisting that you, the irs, not comply with chairman neal's reques

on the one hand, we need a much better resourced irs. every dollar that you get -- give the irs saves the government money because they are able to bring in more dollars and do enforcement. but then we need a radical re-and -- reimplementation of the priorities. as the story showed, it's shocking how much they are focusing on people who are struggling and don't have time to deal with it, it's not a lot of money there. but there is a lot of money in the various we -- loopholes and accounting shenanigans undertaken by the top 1% in corporations and that is where most of the enforcement attention should be and it has not been, recently. the thing where the authors of the pro-public a article got it wrong was that in the audit rates of the largest company, for example, $20 billion in cash flow per year, the audit rate is 54%. it's not as if the irs isn't looking at these companies. the other thing is -- a large portion of the tax gap on the individual side of the $219 billion estimated, almost a half of that is coming from the so-called sche

i would like to see each employee at the irs is an ambassador for the irs and worked hard with us to bring other people on. hiring is a difficult issue. ?> anyway that we can help mr. rettig: streamlined critical pay would help us a lot. general circulation articles on efforts to streamline the normal onboard hiring process to cut us down from the eight or nine month process that allows us to be competitive with the private sector. that would help significantly. >> the tax got number out there is very old. we are all guessing. how do we get an updated number? 2018, we willne release cap figures from the 2011 22013 timeframe. we are looking -- tax gap comes about as a result of a physical audit. we are looking at a department of internal revenue service to use data analytics to get us a more current, possibly more accurate -- not that the other one isn't, but using current information. the world has changed quite a bit. we have talked about prioritization and when i talk to attorneys that handle tax issues on the private sector, and i will pull them aside and say, as a taxpayer, what

. >> Íbamos a ir a tijuan tijuana,. >> le llevÓ a tratar de vivir con su hija en ti tijuana. >> ella lloraba, no comÍa, yo todavia no tenÍa el restaurante, no tenÍa nada. >> para regresarla a estados unidos a los 11 aÑos. > con un negocio propio en tijuana, dice que no pierde el sueÑo de volver. >> si hay una esperanza, a ver si puedo regresar. >> recuerda su segundo sueÑo. >> tambiÉn uno de los mensajes, para las madres deportadas es que no dejen de luchar no solo por vo volver a estados unidos sino tambiÉn por regresar. >> continuamos con mÁs informaciÓn, mÁs de 5700 ataques de perros a carteros ocurrieron a nivel nacional el aÑo pasado, como nos cuenta norma, es la segunda ciudad donde mÁs ataques ocurren en el paÍs >>> los perros son el mejor amigo del hombre pero el enemigo nÚmero uno de los carteros. >> tenemos bastantes ataques de perros >>> es la segunda ciudad dende suceden incidentes perros. >> pongan el abusÓn afuera donde pueda entrar y salir, y sabe a quÉ hora llega su cartero, traten de prevenir. >> complejos que algunos residentes siguen. >> lo dejo ad

the first audit by the irs of president nixon's returns actually the irs gave president nixon a complete clean bill of tax health as a result of that audit, and even sent president nixon a letter complementing him on the care with which he had prepared those returns. on later audits of the same returns, one by the non-partisan staff on the joint committee by taxation and one by the irs again, we discovered in fact president nixon owed almost a half a million dollars of additional tax in interest. so there is an inherent conflict of interest when the irs is asked to audit essentially its boss, and it's absolutely the responsibility of congress and the ways and means committee to exercise its oversight responsibility to double-check that those audit, that audit is being done appropriately or whether there is any funny business going on. so i think that the chairman is very smart in laying out that rationale as well as others for this request. >> let's listen to richie neal. the audience will get to hear his voice. he made some comments yesterday about his approach to getting the trump tax

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and are you worried about the irs? a lot of people feeling the pinch at this recent tax clinic in san jose. now are there tricks and pro tips when dealing with the irs? our insider says yes. consumer investigator chris chmura got the scoop from a former irs agent. chris, we all need the help we can get. what do you got? >> for 30 years april tracked people down. she got them to pay their federal taxes or she seized their assets to cover the debt. now over the next three minutes or so, she is peeling back the curtain. she e is going to share stories that might intimidate you at first, but maybe ease your irs anxiety in the end. do you mind if we call you april? >> april would be good. >> reporter: the name april is fake, but her irs credentials are real. >> i have a lot of respect for what i did. >> reporter: she wasn't just any irs agent. she was a collections agent. >> i've seized cars, boats, gone to a business, had to take inventory and close the business down. >> reporter: april knows people fear the irs. she wants

on friday, trump's personal attorneys hit back asking the irs not to comply with the demands. >> this idea that you can use the irs as a political weapon which, is what is happening here, is in correct as a matter of statutory law and constitutionally. we should not be in a situation where individuals, individual private tax returns are used for political purposes. >> reporter: on fox news on sunday, acting white house chief of staff said democrats will never see trump tax returns. >> oh, no, never. nor should they. keep that in mind a issue litigated during the election. voters knew the president could of given and they knew he didn't and elected him any way which drives the democrats crazy. they know they will not get that. they want the attention on the issue because they don't want to talk to us about policy. >> usually our committee chair every day, holding this administration accountable. >> reporter: in oakland, there was a coffee meet and greet. we asked her about the request for the tax returns. >> it is important for a president to give his tax returns. should of done that d

it's true the irs can seize your house, but it's rare. the irs gets 150 million tax returns every year but it is currently auctions off just 14 homes nationally. in her 30 years, april never evicted anyone. >> reporte >> taking a home is a last resort. we don't want to take your residence. >> reporter: most people fear take it or leave it tactics. ads for attorneys and accountants reinforced the idea. >> you have tax rights and our professionals fight hard. >> reporter: you can try to negotiate with the irs on your own. there is an official form to offer in compromise. april says it works. she told us she cut deals with families that couldn't pay in full. >> we may take less than what you owe and resolve it. >> reporter: april says assumptions get people in trouble. if your taxes are off by a small amount you can't just write it off. >> are you going to come to the door for a hundred bucks? >> no matter how much you owe, small or big, you will get a letter. >> reporter: april says too many people ignore them assuming minor mistakes will b

. >> ellos dicen que consideraron no ir a trabajar con temor a ser detenido y deportado por este hombre. >> uno de ice no hace eso. >> esta una de las Áreas de construcciÓn de casas de trabajaste grupo de hermanos donde se la robÓ cerca de $2000 en los dos incidentes. a pesar que el dinero de su guardia trabajo fue robado dice que ya el afronta a la justicia. >> es un alivio para mi. >> durante el cateo de la casa tuvieron dos rÉplicas de armas de fuego, dos esposos y dinero en efectivo. palmira: el presidente donna trump volviÓ arremeter conservar la frontera y envÍa soldado para cerrar el paso fronterizo, parte de un confuso incidente fronterizo que no pasÓ a mayores, por su parte la secretarÍa de relaciones exteriores confirmÓ que el incidente pasÓ el 13 de abril y sabÍa solucionado con un posicionamiento del vehÍculo estadounidense en el lado norte. han recibido fecha lÍmite para desmantelar el campamento y retirarse, sin embargo se dio a conocer en el 17 a quienes se autoproclama comandante de la milicia armada se encontraron varias pistolas en su casa y estar conectad

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esta vez como parte su visita histÓrica salvador, y siguió cerca de ir al gobernar este paÍs centroamericano, veamos. >> en medio de un ambiente festivo, el gobernador visitÓ una ciudad a cinco millas de la capital salvadoreÑa, y cuestionÓ al presidente trump. el tiene que venir y licitarnos, corregir su discurso para encontrar la verdad y saber que pasa realmente con la migraciÓn. los mensajes que envÍa de la casa blanca no son los correctos de una administraseógurÓ el gobernad dia estados unidos. elegÍ venir a este país antes que a otros porque se explica la inmigraciÓn hacia estados unidos, honduras, guatemala y el calor tiene una historia. si queremos reducir en la migraciÓn hay que empezar por cambiar la condiciÓn de tan personas, como representante un estado que tiene una gran cantidad emigrantes centroamericanos, queremos entender quÉ estÁ pasando y para que tantas personas crucen nuestras fronteras, explicÓ.>> visita al gobernador de california que paÍs centroamericano son altas, de hecho muchas personas estÁn pensando y considerando que su visita podrÍa considerar

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>> we have very serious questions as to whether or not the irs is properly enforcing the tax law. of course those questions are made a little more relevant when we see the president's lawyer writing to the commissioner of the irs essentially threatening them or ordering them to take certain actions relative to this request. who's in charge here? since when does the president -- >> charles redig had written a piece in forbes arguing the case for donald trump not to disclose his taxes. what's your thought on that? >> well, i would suppose the commissioner has a bias, which maybe he ought to set aside and actually just look at the law. i mean he can have his opinions as to whether the president should voluntarily release his returns, but he can't have an opinion as to whether or not this law, which was passed in 1921 following the teapot dome scandal that gives this extraordinary authority to the chairman of this committee, he doesn't get to have an opinion as to whether on this day relative to this particular taxpayer the law governs. the law is the law, and he should follow the law

she wasn't just any irs agent. she was a collections agent. >> seized cars, boats, had to take inventory and close the business down. >> people fear the irs. she wants to counter the reputation of being heartless. your antsy. they are too. you get nervous and you're a little afraid. you don't know how the person is going to react. >> the biggest fear is losing their home. it's true the irs can seize your house but that's rare. the irs gets 150 million tax returns every year and it's auctioning off 14 homes nationally. in her years april never evicted anyone. >> taking a home, last resort. we don't want to take your residence. >> most people fear take it or leave it tactics. >> you have tax rights and our professionals fight hard. >> but you can try to negotiate with the irs on your own. there's an official form to offer a compromise and april says it works. she told us she cut deals with families that couldn't pay in full. >> we may take less than what you owe and resolve it. >> april says assumptions get people in

the move comes days after the treasury secretary said the irs would miss an april 10th deadline. congressional republicans and the white house raising concerns democrats want to see the president's taxes purely for political purposes. >> the fact that secretary of treasure mnuchin has taken this on as deferring to the irs suggest they are prepared for a fight. lrp democra >> reporter: democrats hoping to unseat the president are out on the trail. cory booker returned to fluark. >> we have to decide whether we will choose division and blame or whether we will do the hard work. apathy with action and hatred with love. >> former texas congressman beto o'rourke said if elected he would fight to end capital punishment. >> we should not have the death penalty and as president, as a candidate, i'm going to do everything in myabolish the dea. >> breaking through a crowded field of democratic candidates. >> i know i'm the dark horse. i also think i'm the only person that brought people together. >> reporter: they kick off primary season less than ten months from now. nbc news. >>> still a

the irs can seize your house but that's rare. the irs gets 150 million tax returns every year and yet currently auctioning off just 14 homes nationally. in her 30 years, april never evicted anyone. >> taking a home, last resort. we don't want to take your personal residence. >> reporter: most people fear take it or leave it tactics. >> is the irs sending you threatening letters? >> reporter: reinforcing that idea. >> you have tax rights and our professionals fight hard. >> reporter: but you can try to negotiate with the irs on your own. there's an official form to offer a compromise and april says it works. she told us she cut deals with families that couldn't pay in full. >> we may take less than what you owe and resolve it. >> reporter: april said assumptions are what get people into trouble. if your taxes are off by a small amount, you can't just write it off. >> reporter: you come to the door for a hundred bucks? >> no matter how much you owe, whether a small amount or big amount, you'll get a letter. >> reporter: too many pe

you procrastinators out there the irs says his dispersant like all of us this first more than billion in refunds through march 29th that's actually down nearly $6 billion from the same period last year. the irs has also issued fewer refunds but that was expected under president trump's tax law and there could soon be other complications when it comes to filing taxes for next year all right so that's a lot the irs planning to release a new w 4 form that would change how you adjust your tax withholdings. >>and we are hearing from people who have seen this form that it's not going to be an easy process. so we bring in someone who knows what's going on from h and r block lewis rough lewis. thank you for your time we'll get to taxes this year, but first of all this new w for withholding it's going to go into effect for next year 2020, but people have to fill it out at the end of this year 2019 that's correct the irs says that they'll give ample time for individuals and payroll companies for example to make adjustments in preparation, we don't know exactly what that means, but we assume tha

that's the irs reputation. we have an irs insider take. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> okay. you ready for it? >> no. >> the dreaded april 15 ted deadline is days a way. 70 million families haven't filed yet. >> we have to get on it. >> what if you make a mistake in the rush to make the deadline. what happens if you owe but can't pay? we went to an inside source to get answers. tell us. >> first of all you need to get on it. >> we don't need to hear it. >> the irs web site has information about how and when it file. fill in the blank. we turned to april. she's a former irs collection agent. who agreed to speak with us. freely. >> inventory a

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, lo que significa que tomarÁ mas tiempo 4 a 8 semana en lo que la declaraciÓn de impuesto llega al irs(impuesto sobre la renta) alguien la propesa a mano para despuÉs enviar el dinero >> opciones que tenemos en caso que ahora no podamos entregar los impuestos por la razÓn que sea. >> sabes felicidad, el irs(impuesto sobre la renta) hace una provisiÓn, las persona pueden solicitar una extensiÓn automÁtica, pero hay que tener presente que esa forma te permite extender el tiempo para entregar papeleo, si debes dinero el irs(impuesto sobre la renta) todavÍa espera que se pague en abril 15. >> bueno, entonces hay que pagar, ya presentarlos es otra cosa, para eso sÍ nos dan la oportunidad, para lo demÁs no, okay >> miguel Ángel, muchas gracias por tus consejos >> un placer estar contigo, felicidad. >> nosotros al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, pintan con sus pechos, son mujeres mexicanas que sufren cÁncer de mamas, el di tener que obtienen la destinan a la prevenciÓn de esta enfermedad >> muchas imÁgenes inÉditas de >> muchas imÁgenes inÉditas de frida kahlo se cama

chief counsel office laying out why they think that the irs should not turn over the tax returns. this source said the letter will raise a number of statutory and other issues, constitutional issues, trying to make their case. so what will happen from here, brooke, is the irs would likely consult with lawyers and with lawyers from the office of legal counsel, the department of justice. this source i spoke to said this person did not believe that the president's tax returns would be turned over any time soon. and an administration official speaking to my colleague jim acosta said basically this is a hill they're willing to die on. that the administration is willing to fight this all the way to the supreme court. 's kn -- as you know republicans on the hill have come out saying the tax law is weaponized and this is setting a bad precedent so as you said the fight is only beginning. >> pamela brown, thank you so much. on the tax returns fight. >>> let's get to had -- to this one. the 2020 campaign and joe biden and the issue here, allegations of inappropriate touching and making wome

. >> siendo que mis sueÑo se me van a ir para abajo. >> consternados despuÉs de la peor redada en la Última dÉcada en un centro de trabajo. >> lo mÁs fuerte fue cuando el bus arrancÓ un rato silencio y todo el mundo lloraba, yo decÍa yo me voy para mÍ pais. >> wendy fue una de las casi 300 personas arrestadas la liberaron horas despuÉs y logrÓ juntarse en casa con sus hijos. >> Únicamente me dejaban salir porque tengo dos niÑo menores de edad que dependen de mÍ >> en total arrestaron a 280 empleados que trabajan sin documentos a guzmÁn empleado en la fÁbrica en su casa todo era preocupaciÓn. >> uno se muere uno, de esa tristeza >> ya no puedo decirle mÁs... (lloran) su familia asegura que Él nunca habÍa tenido problemas con la ley. >> ¿quÉ le voy a decir a mi hijo >> o sea es lo mÁs fuerte para mÍ, quÉ le voy a decir. >> segÚn ice la investigaciÓn comenzÓ en enero cuando autoridad hicieron una auditorÍa despuÉs de recibir denuncias que ellos encontraban a trabajadores indocumentados sabiendo que utilizaban nÚmero de seguro social falsos. >> los mÁs import

the irs is also -- that's one way through this. but there's also now subpoenas out to deutsch bank and his accounting firm. >> explain the importance of the accounting firm. >> it's significant because there's an accounting firm that he deals with on long island -- >> they've been doing his taxes from the beginning? >> from the beginning. and they were dealing with a firm they bought, they were doing fred trump's returns. this is a firm that's been dealing with donald trump since he was born. the amount of information they have about him is huge. it's important to understand that tax returns are one piece of the puzzle. you've also got -- you know, there's potential to get bank records and other general ledgers to piece together what's going on with trump and his finances. if you can't get it through the irs, there's other avenues, including deutsch, his main bank. it's like air around a balloon and i think the irs -- >> has the accounting firm said what they're going to do? >> it's been represented that they'll respond to the subp

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then the irs reaudited him and found that, oops, well actually really does owe over $400,000. so do we know whether president trump has been properly paying his taxes and whether the audit system is working? the irs says it's auditing the president and vice president every year, but we don't know whether it's being done on a proper basis. >> so if chairman neil wins and gets his hands on these tax returns, my understanding is he's the only one who will have access to those returns. it's not like they will be made public, right? so then what? >> well, he will be able to look to see what is going on with these taxes. he can go into executive session with us, members of the house ways and means committee. but first he needs to see what is there and he will have the expertise to be able to analyze what keys are key and critical and especially whether the audits are being done properly. >> congresswoman judy chu, i appreciate you joining us. >> thank you. >> pete buttigieg getting personal about his husband. next his message for vice president pence. the risk of another heart attac

why do we do it with the irs? host: back to your piece, why does the government make filing your taxes intentionally difficult, do you see anything changing? guest: you mentioned senator elizabeth warren. she has been a strong proponent in simplifying tax filing. it remains to be seen. host: elizabeth zach is in sacramento. she is a contributor for a obligation known as "in these times," also staff writer for the rural community assistance corporation. thank you for your time this morning. guest: my pleasure. host: appreciate it. thanks for all of your calls as well. will be back tomorrow, sunday, for another edition of "washington journal." we are here every morning at 7:00. enjoy the rest of your day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] c-span,today on interviews with members of the house of representatives. road to the white house coverage live at 2:00 p.m

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well, i've been covering the irs for a long long time i basically testified before congress, about irs reform and offer position for a journalist report and i told congress that and again we dug into the law and supreme court decision, trump could easily take this fight to the supreme court and possibly win. let's get to steve forbes, and so let me just steve it's great to have you on you're the perfect man for this. >> thank you. >> liz: ways and means, democrat s are saying the returns are needed to prove the irs conducting private and proper oversight and trump is being audited and trump's private interest don't influence its public decision-making and none of this is based on the law to get at his tax return? >> absolutely not and they have no evidence to justify such a request. it is as if they say oh, we have this evidence here he did this and that therefore we need to find out what's going wrong. they have none of that just a pure phishing expedition. >> liz: the supreme court already ruled watch this during the mccarthy hearings, congress can't go on a phishing expedition they

if you are one of those 50 million, and you run into trouble, head to the irs website. the agency offers help through irs.gov as well as free filing options, extensions and secure ways to make a payment. an irs spokesman we talked to address concern that changes in the law are making for smaller returns. >> we fund numbers as of last week are pretty much the same across the board. you are seeing refunds receives and refunds in the amount down about 1.5%, 2%. looking at all the things, tax returns in, tax returns processed, all those numbers we do week by week, pretty much the same as years past. >> a total of 153 million individual tax returns expected to be filed this year. the average return so far, $2,833. >>> california senator kamala harris filed her taxes. she's making 15 years of tax returns available to the public. this is the most complete look ever at a presidential candidate's finances. they had a combined adjusted gross income last year of nearly $2 million. she paid almost $700,000 in taxes in 2018. along with her husband, they paid more than $2.2 million i

that's the irs' reputation s. it buster or authentic? we have an insider's take next. >>> happening now, singer over the weekend accused of stealing songs, three song writers claim the star ripped them off on a hit "lonely night" no word on how much main they're asking for. "a hopely night" appears on star board, more after the break. >>> lonely night" appears on star board, more after the break. >>> creek >>> good thursday morning to you. taking a live look outside. this is from the east bay over in walnut creek this morning. it's 4:54 right now. >> the deaded april 15th deadline, days away now. as of last week, more than 70 million families still have not filed their taxes. >> so what if you make a mistake in the rush to make a deadline? and what happens if you owe but can't pay? we went to an inside source to get answers. >> good morning. what about the stuff it doesn't tell you. to fill in the blanks we turn to april, that's not her real name. we made it up. she is a former irs collections act who agreed to speak freely with us. >> t

of a number of irs employees. but this narrowly crafted request is designed to fulfill our legislative responsibilities, can be done privately to review it to determine if there is any basis for releasing it to congress, a judgment we have not made yet. and it ought to be complied with. the republicans, of course, blocked six times over two years my motions to try to get these returns. they've had one excuse after another. the trump family may have gained as much as a billion dollars from the recent trump tax law. so he has much reason to protect himself and we have much reason to explore whether we're assuring the confidence that american people must have in the tax system and how the tax system is designed and whether it has been influenced in improper ways by the trump family trying to seek personal enrichment. clearly his businesses are very intermingled with the public trust and he apparently believes that every government official is first and foremost a trump employee rather than a employee of the american

the6103, the congress can request an audit information from the irs. not requesting it from the president. it is not if the president has to turn it over, but the irs and steve mnuchin. this is setting up a conflict and if steve mnuchin is a certify ve servant of the people or of the president. >> danny, this is the only president since richard nixon who has not released his returns. they are willing to die on. that is a direct quote. what does this tell you? >> you remember president nixon said the people need to know if their president is a crook. well, i'm not a crook. but he ended up owing half a million when he was eventually audited. it is an interesting tradition. it is not required. the president is simply not going to do it. he is really likely relying on advice from tax attorneys telling him don't release your tax returns. it could result in personal consequences. the law doesn't require him to not release his returns under audit. he can if he chooses to, but he isn't going to because it would be devastating to his personal income and persona

espera de presentarse a la espera-- a la frontera para solicitar su proceso de asilo. >> tenemos que ir a tijuana en camiones, nos dijeron los de migraciÓn de estados unidos. caminatas o ver quÉ hacer porque no tenemos plata. >> abogados insisten en que a solterÍa de estados unidos quieren desalentar a los migrantes que buscan asilo en aquel paÍs. activistas que los atienden dicen que estÁn en medio de una verdadera crisis. la comida ya no les alcanza. >> son dos meses de espera aquÍ. quÉ vamos a hacer nosotros? ellos van a esperar pero nosotros para darles de comer y sostenerlos. estamos en una crisis tremenda. reportero: aquÍ llegan a diario mÁs de 30 personas. la mayorÍa mujeres con niÑos. >> y nos quedamos en mÉxico donde un representante de naciones unidas para los refugiados advirtiÓ que las autoridades de ese paÍs deben prepararse ante el incremento de inmigrantes que piden refugio, convirtiendo mÉxico en su destino final y no de trÁnsito. el reto que enfrenta el gobierno de obrador es atender la situaciÓn. hoy por hoy no tienen infraestructura. alberto garcÍa n

we invited chris chmura to share of his expertise in dealing with the irs. >>> good evening. we receive a steady stream of irs cases like william in oakland, alex in san jose and mike and kathleen, also in san jose. audits are often on people's minds and in their fears. but we tracked down some irss typically do not live up to the scary hype. first, your chances of being audit ready simply tiny, just 1 half of 1% of tax returns are audited or examines as the irs says. most audits, 70% of them are done by mail. so no surprise knock at the door, summons to appear at the irs office. you settle it with letters. and here is the most encouraging part. it is possible that examination will result in a bigger refund. in 2017, for example, 34,000 audits ended with the irs writing a second check to the taxpayer. not the other way around. so if you get a letter after you file, don't sweat it. if you run into trouble with the irs, tell us at nbcbayarea.com/responds, or call us, 888-996-tips. >> thanks, chris. >>> remote-controlled cars are hitting state capitol city streets. the week-long

cnn first to report that house ways and means sent a letter to the irs wednesday. he's citing a little known section of the irs code to request the president's personal returns from 2013 to 2018. he wants tax returns from eight of the president's business entities. the president reacting with humor and a familiar excuse. >> mr. president, the chairman of the democratic ways and means committee moments ago asked the irs for six years of your tax returns. >> is that all? >> that's all. >> usually it's ten, so i guess they're giving up. until such time is i'm not under ordered, i would not be inclined to do that. >> democrats insist the request is about oversight. republicans see it as a political escalation. the ranking member of the ways and means committee, republican kevin brady sending a letter to treasury secretary steve mnuchin. weaponizing the tax code by targeting political foes, sets a dangerous precedent and weakens privacy rights. >>> "the new york times" reporting some of the special counsel's investigators have been complaining to associates that bill ba

speaking directly to the irs commissioner. he's doing it through television but he knows he's speaking to the irs commissioner when he says that. he knows he's speaking to the treasury secretary when he says that even though he's saying it on television. so this could be one of those instances where mulvaney had absolutely no idea i think from my suspicion is from your reporting tonight, we won't be hearing him say those words again. >> well, if he does, it's incredibly reckless, lawrence. and we need to keep in mind that what we're seeing going on with this administration is obstruction of justice right in front of our eyes. they're doing it out in the open thinking that that may in some way insulate them. it does not. there's no requirement that you operate in secret when you're trying to defeat the laws of the united states. >> david kay johnston, really important reporting tonight in the daily beast. everyone should grab it right now, read it right now. thank you very much for joining us. appreciate it. when we come back,

democrats in congress want the irs to turn them over today. and treasury secretary who technically oversees the irs took some incoming yesterday suggesting a decision hasn't been made. >> will you comply with the law by the deadline tomorrow and furnish the tax returns even if it means you may be fired by this president for doing so? >> as i have previously said, i wanted knows that we have received a request as i said before, we will follow the law. we are reviewing it with our internal legal department and i would leave it at that. >> present has argued that his taxes are under audit and he will not release them despite plenty of precedent from previous presidents. but democrats point to allow stacy requires the irs to turn over those to congress. they did acknowledge that there have been conversations between the treasury department and the white house. all of this could wind up in court. because his acting chief of staff has been emphatic on this point. >> you believe that they will never see the president's tax returns. >> never. that's a

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or the lawyer for the irs. the irs is supposed to conduct an examination of the president's returns. this is a president who has resisted any oversight or inquiry into his affairs. and so, i think the chairman of ways and means has every right to determine, is the irs following its own policy and protocols. but i'll also say this, jake, there is no legal ground for them here. the statute says the irs shall provide these returns to the congress upon request. when the republicans asked similarly for returns when they were running that committee, including the returns of the obama for america organization, he gave no explanation for why he sought those returns or how many returns he was seeking or what organizations. he just asked and the irs says you can have them because we shall provide them. and i think that's how it's going to end up here, too. >> all right. democratic congressman and chairman of the house intelligence committee adam schiff of california, thanks for your time, sir. appreciate it. >> thanks, j

the law says that the irs shall furnish those returns on request. you quoted the lawyers argument before. in theory, donald trump is not a party to this case. this is between the congress and the internal revenue service and the treasury secretary as the supervising cabinet officer over the internal revenue service. it seems inevitable that the president -- off yes, sirly the president is embarrassed by something in his tax returns, this has been a controversy for years, he's consistently refused to show them. the audit does not prevent him, we all know from releasing his tax returns, other presidents have provided their tax returns while under audit. he wants to keep these secret. now the democrats have the power in the house, the law seems to give them the clear right to request them. the lawyer for the president is trying to inject himself into this process with the legal argument, and as james clyburn suggested, this is likely to end up in the courts if they don't relent. and then the question is, if it gets all the way up to the supreme court,

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the irs does not confirm that. we know trump lied when he said this. >> if i decide to run for office, i'll produce my tax returns, absolutely. >> washington investigative correspondent, mark is with us and cnn legal analyst, ross garber. is the law on the president's side of this fight or not? >> it gets complicated. there's a statute that says, if the chairman of the ways and means committee asks for somebody's tax returns, the irs shall give it to him. in law, shall is probably the strongest word that can be used. shall means, it's got to happen, but, the overlay is the constitution. there is a but. it's the law. the overlay is, but, the constitution. the constitution says, yeah, okay, shall, but it has to be for a proper legislative purpose. by the way, that statute applies to the president, you, me, all of our viewers. it applies to everybody. the constitution says there's got to be a legitimate purpose. that's where there's an issue. the president's lawyers have said this is about politics. there is no legiti

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