Two new bills introduced Wednesday are aimed at preventing the IRS from 'nickel and diming' Americans with auditing overreach after the Reduction Act added 87,000 agents to the agency in order to increase reviews it conducts on American taxpayers.The Preventing Frivolous Actions by IRS Agents Act, introduced by Senator Roger Marshall, would compensate Americans making less than $400,000 for costs associated with proceedings of their case if they are improperly hit with a failed audit.Marshall's second bill would require the IRS to sell off its stockpile of firearms ammunition, which has an estimated worth of $700,000.
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