No Taxes, No Travel: Why the IRS wants the right to seize your passport
Abstract
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Assistant Professor Timothy L. Meyer was quoted in The Atlantic regarding a section of the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act that would allow the State Department to deny, revoke or limit passport rights for any taxpayers with serious delinquencies. The article was written by Jacoba Urist and appeared on 4/17/12.
Additional mention on The New American magazine's website
Repository Citation
Office of Communications and Public Relations, "No Taxes, No Travel: Why the IRS wants the right to seize your passport" (2012). In The News. 814.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/in_the_news/814
COinS
April 18, 2012
Assistant Professor Timothy L. Meyer was quoted in The Atlantic regarding a section of the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act that would allow the State Department to deny, revoke or limit passport rights for any taxpayers with serious delinquencies. The article was written by Jacoba Urist and appeared on 4/17/12.