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Public.Resource.org v. United States Internal Revenue Service
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3:13-cv-02789
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January 30, 2015
Transparency Group Wins IRS Docs In New Format
A California federal judge on Thursday ruled that the Internal Revenue Service must hand over electronic documents in a machine-readable format as requested by government transparency group Public.Resource.org under the Freedom of Information Act in an order on the organization's motion for summary judgment.
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September 30, 2014
IRS Data Release Format Violates FOIA, Group Says
Government transparency advocates Public.Resource.org on Monday asked a federal court to compel the Internal Revenue Service to produce electronic documents under the Freedom of Information Act in a machine-readable format that the agency says it cannot accommodate for privacy and budgetary reasons.