Sentence examples for organizations division from inspiring English sources

"The I.G. was as careless with terminology as the Cincinnati office was," said Marcus S. Owens, who headed the I.R.S.'s exempt organizations division until 2000.

Lois G. Lerner, director of the I.R.S.'s exempt organizations division, said that when she came to the agency in 2001, "there was one approval process".

Lois G. Lerner, director of the exempt organizations division of the I.R.S., said the organizations that had been examined in the continuing investigation were largely those linked to promoters that had been identified by other I.R.S. divisions.

Lois G. Lerner, director of the agency's Exempt Organizations Division, said in an e-mail that "education has been and remains the first goal of the I.R.S.'s program on political activity by tax-exempt organizations".

Judith E. Kindell, a tax law specialist in the exempt organizations division of the I.R.S., said that the agency's goal was not to create new regulations but to find ways to apply the existing laws.

Marcus S. Owens, a Washington lawyer who led the I.R.S. Exempt Organizations Division from 1990 to 2000, said that salary disclosure had always been one of the most politically sensitive parts of Form 990.

Lois Lerner, head of the I.R.S. tax-exempt-organizations division, said the agency was "apologetic" for what she termed "absolutely inappropriate" actions by lower-level workers.

Marcus Owens, the former director of the tax-exempt-organizations division of the I.R.S., concurred, saying, "Calling Obama a socialist and making other negative comments, while exhorting listeners to vote for Romney, would be viewed as prohibited campaign interventions by the I.R.S".

Marcus S. Owens, the lawyer who wrote the complaint for the Ohio clergy on a pro bono basis, was director of the exempt-organizations division at the I.R.S. for 10 years and is now a partner in the Washington law firm Caplin & Drysdale.

"Let's say Harvard had gone into a partnership that owned and operated a McDonald's, and it was the limited partner and the general partner ran the business," said Marcus S. Owens, the former director of the exempt-organizations division of the Internal Revenue Service, which oversees tax-exempt groups like Harvard and its management company.

"My experience has been that the agents immediately start Googling to see what the organization is doing outside of the application," said Kevin J. Shortill, a former tax law specialist in the I.R.S.'s exempt organization division.