Letter to Margaret Milner Richardson, July 7, 1996

Copy
Karen Kline
Santa Fe, NM 87505

Margaret Milner Richardson, IRS Commissioner
12th St. and Constitution Ave. N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Ms. Richardson,

Please find enclosed copies that ought to be of interest to you.

Since I don't know if there is a significant statistical correlation between
the record number of IRS levies in 1994 and the record number of
bankruptcies and foreclosures this year, I don't know that my worry
about an increase in suicides is founded.

I have not yet sent a copy of my June 19th letter to you to Mark Cox.

I am very curious whether, since I said I would copy it to him, you
yourself ignored it.

If you have ignored it, I want to ask you to please begin thinking about
what IRS is really doing to people, about the consequences of unjust
actions, and about the need for a National Sates Tax with quarterly
refunds to low income people.

I think that one of the reasons I have not yet sent it to him, is to put the
onus on you. I don't want you to think, "Oh, Albuquerque will deal with
this, I don't have to think about it."

Sincerely,

         Karen Kline
                                       Karen Kline

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