Private-sector lawyer Jim Gadwood is being vetted to become IRS Chief Counsel, according to a person familiar with the process. If confirmed, he would be the fourth person in the role since President Donald Trump took office.
His nomination could be sent to the Senate next week, the person said.
Senate Finance Committee Chair Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) said in an interview Thursday he was aware of Gadwood’s nomination, but did not know him personally.
“We’re vetting him,” Crapo said.
If nominated and confirmed by the Senate, Gadwood would oversee the office that provides advice to IRS leaders and crafts regulations ...
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