President-elect Donald Trump has named former Missouri Rep. Billy Long to be his IRS commissioner, he announced in a Truth Social post on Wednesday.

“Billy brings 32 years of experience running his own businesses in Real Estate and, as one of the premier Auctioneers in the Country,” Trump wrote. “He then served 12 years in Congress, because he ‘felt it was important for his constituents to have a Representative who has signed the front of a check!'”

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