Happy birthday, IRS?

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On July 9, the Internal Revenue Service will turn 61, a few years short of the average retirement age. Many Americans, when they get ready to retire, reflect on their career.

I’d like to think the IRS, were it personified, might take a long look at its professional life leading up to its birthday.

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