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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE v. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
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March 01, 2016
IRS Pays GOP $20K In Dismissal Of Tax-Exempt Docs Suit
The Internal Revenue Service and the Republican National Committee have agreed to dismiss a suit over a request for documents on the agency's treatment of social welfare groups' applications for tax-exempt status, and the IRS will pay the committee more than $20,000 in attorneys' fees.
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April 15, 2014
RNC Files Suit Over IRS Tax-Exempt Group Docs
The Republican National Committee launched a lawsuit in Washington federal court Tuesday alleging the Internal Revenue Service has not complied with its request for documents related to criteria used for reviewing and approving tax-exempt organizations.