Chicago (AP) – It is expected that a complainant of the IRS who publicly testified about investigations on Hunter Biden’s taxes will be promoted to the IRS interim commissioner, two sources familiar with the plan tell Associated Press.
Gary Shapley, an IRS employee who testified to Congress while the Republicans reviewed the businesses of Joe Biden’s son, said he was reprown to cooperate in the investigations.
In March, Shapley was promoted to Deputy Director of Criminal Investigations of the IRS, and another IRS investigator who testified about Biden’s taxes, Joseph Ziegler, was assigned to the Treasury Secretary’s Office as the main advisor of the IRS reform.
Now, the Tax Collection Agency is planning to appoint Shaharley for one of the highest rank roles in the agency, in an interim role, such as former Missouri congressman, Billy expects a confirmation audience to direct the agency permanently, according to people. They were not authorized to speak publicly about the plan.
President Donald Trump nominated Long, who worked as a auctioneer before completing six periods in the House of Representatives, to serve the next IRS commissioner.
Shapley replaces Melanie Krause, who renounces her role as commissioner in functions of the IRS on an agreement to share the tax data of immigrants with the application of immigration and customs to identify and deport people illegally in the United States.
CNN originally reported the news about Shaley’s new role. An IRS representative did not respond to a request for comments from Associated Press.
Shapley and Joseph Ziegler say they were removed from the case of the driver’s hunter in December 2022 after they told their bosses that the Department of Justice and the former lawyer of the United States of Delaware, David Weiss, had participated in a pattern of “slow walking steps” and delaying the application actions of the application in the months prior to the presidential elections of 2020 Democrats Joe Biden.
The investigation into the Biden hunter ended with Joe Biden Pardonon his son, saving the young driver a possible prison sentence for federal convictions of weapons and taxes and reversing his past promises of not using the extraordinary powers of the presidency for the presidency of the Presidency for Forcy Colar.
Hunter Biden had been scheduled to be tried last September in the case of California who accused him of not paying at least $ 1.4 million in taxes.
But he agreed to declare himself guilty of minor crimes and serious crimes in a surprise movement hours after the jury selection began.