There is a new IRS class-action lawsuit that alleges the IRS has been harassing conservative and libertarian groups, forcing them to pay PTIN fees. The plaintiffs want to recover all of these fees, as well as any overage that was charged. The IRS has denied these allegations. It is a civil rights issue that affects every taxpayer. Many other issues have prompted taxpayers to file suit.

One lawsuit is a class action that has been in the works for quite some time and has been backed by more than 200 groups.

The lawsuit was filed in California by the NorCal Tea Party Patriots, which will represent more than two hundred groups. In July 2014, the judge threw out portions of the lawsuit but allowed key parts to proceed. The plaintiffs claim that the IRS engaged in viewpoint discrimination and retaliation, as well as violating Section 6103 of the U.S. Code, which protects taxpayer return information.

The NorCal Tea Party Patriots are one such group. The lawsuit seeks to represent more than 200 groups and has been certified by a federal judge. While the judge threw out part of the lawsuit, key portions of it were allowed to proceed. The plaintiffs contend that the IRS engaged in retaliation and viewpoint discrimination and that it violated Section 6103 of the U.S. Code, which protects taxpayer return information.

Another class-action lawsuit is filed by a group of tax preparers and accountants.

This lawsuit claims that the IRS improperly charges individuals for the PTIN, which is a unique number assigned to each taxpayer. As such, this fee is intended to cover the costs of renewing the PTIN. It is important to note that the case may impact the entire tax preparation industry. So if you’re an accountant or a financial adviser, this case could impact you.

The lawsuit is a class action against the IRS. The plaintiffs have some different options in pursuing a claim. There is a large amount of money at stake. It’s possible to win by filing a class-action suit. The IRS’s legal team will investigate the case for you, and help you decide how to proceed. If you’re a victim of the IRS, you’ll have the opportunity to recover damages from the IRS.

A third lawsuit is being filed against the IRS by conservative and libertarian groups.

The IRS wants to stop these groups from using the internet to lobby their government. This lawsuit is a class-action lawsuit that will bring together the people of all these groups. The plaintiffs’ attorneys are Graves Garrett LLC and Randles & Splittgerber LLP. These attorneys are not only representing the plaintiffs, but also the taxpayers who have been targeted by the IRS.

A few years ago, a group of tax preparers sued the IRS over the PTIN fee. In this case, a judge ruled that the IRS has no authority over tax return preparers, and therefore, ordered refunds to the clients. The ruling was ultimately favorable to the taxpayers in this lawsuit, which is a victory for taxpayers in the battle against the IRS. So, it’s time to take action against the IRS.

The NorCal Tea Party Patriots filed this lawsuit in May 2013, claiming that the IRS is engaging in political discrimination against them.

The group is also claiming that IRS employees are politically biased. They claim the IRS requested extensive documentation and intrusive information to make their jobs easier. This lawsuit was filed in response to the IRS’s alleged political bias. If the government is found guilty of such discrimination, they are liable for damages.

In this case, the plaintiffs are claiming that the IRS is violating the AIA by charging PTIN fees to tax preparers. The IRS has also violated the APA by not following its public notice procedures. The plaintiffs have also claimed that the actions of the IRS are capricious and arbitrary. Whether or not the AIA is a bar to the lawsuit is a preliminary issue.