Last October the IRS Office of Procurement called and said that (3) high level IRS officials were reviewing the merits of my intellectual property. In September of 2012, I submitted a “Proposal to Perform Earned Income Credit Compliance Audits on 6.5 Million 2012 Self-Employed”. Lisa Mordhorst of the Office of Procurement assured me this would only happen if there was a high amount of interest by the IRS. In the same month, the Whistleblower Office Director Whitlock closed a $2 billion fraud claim in just 8 days! I believe both Directors Kearns and Whitlock committed honest services fraud. Listed below is an overview of why they should be terminated:
IRS Committed Fraud
Government employees have the fiduciary duty to the people they serve to provide them with the intangible right of honest service. Director Kerns and Whitlock breached their duties.
Examples of Procurement committing honest services fraud:
- Lied about already having same software in place (See p. 3)
- Lied about lack of resources (See p. 3)
- Lied about “real time” testing not being innovative
The last one is laughable. During the 2013 tax season the IRS was only able to verify 3% of income information before issuing 50 million refund checks. I proposed charging the IRS $3/tax return. This would have prevented the US Treasury from being defrauded a minimum of $1 billion. Based on 6.5 million tax returns that represented a savings of $154/tax return and a return on investment of +5033%. After being rejected by the Office of Procurement I sent an email to the IRS on December 28th, 2012 and offered to WAIVE my $19.5 million processing fee. The IRS told me that my email proposal could not be evaluated as submitted. Director Kearns was guilty of malfeasance by sitting back and allowing the US Treasury to be defrauded as much as $20 billion when a viable solution was available at a cost to the US Treasury of $0.
Examples of Whistleblower Office committing honest services fraud:
- Former Acting Commmissioner Steven T. Miller lied in his June 20th 2012 memorandum when he said debreifings of whistleblowers would be the rule and not the exception
- Director Whitlock failed to provide a response to a Congressional Inquiry submitted by Senator Kyl
- Director Whitlock responded 44 days late to a Congressional Inquiry submitted by Congressman Schweikert (See p. 4)
- Whistleblower Office refused to answer any questions regarding the status of my $1 billion whistleblower claim
- WO closed a $2 billion whistleblower claim in just 8 days
IRS Sting Operation
I anticipated being defrauded by the IRS so I set up a sting operation of my own. Specifically, I submitted a sixth whistleblower claim in September of 2012. Here is how I set a trap for the Whistleblower Office:
- Prepared amended tax returns for ex-wife claiming both children as dependents
- Informed IRS that ex-husband fraudulently claimed head-of-household. Father needed to provide a home for his children for 183 days. The actual total was less than 5 days
- IRS agreed and refunded ex-wife $8,337 within 60 days
- Received letter from IRS saying investigation could take several years
- IRS decided the Friday before Christmas to close my claim after only 44 days
- IRS lied about conducting an investigation
- IRS lied about the results of phantom investigation
- IRS lied about attempting to collect delinquent taxes from ex-husband
Congressman Issa, the world now knows that the Internal Revenue Service has morphed into a fraudulent governmental agency. Congress needs to hold additional IRS hearings to determine whether IRS Directors Kearns and Whitlock committed honest services fraud by lying to the public?
Sincerely,
Randall C. Sorensen CPA CFF
cc: Senator Alexander
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