Republican state lawmakers reported Omar to the IRS in 2019
- Minnesota Republican state lawmakers asked the IRS in August 2019 to review Representative Ilhan Omar’s tax filings.
- The request followed a Minnesota board report about joint federal returns Omar filed with Ahmed Hirsi in 2014 and 2015.
- The Minnesota Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board ordered Omar’s campaign to repay $1,500 after finding it had not shown that tax-related services benefited the campaign.
- Steve Drazkowski said the IRS never responded, and Fox News Digital could not confirm whether the agency investigated the filings.
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Flashback: Calls for IRS probe into Omar’s joint tax returns predates federal inquiry
A previous probe of Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar (D) related to her marriages has resurfaced amid an ongoing federal investigation and allegations of fraud. In one of […]
'One husband on paper, another on tax returns?': Omar's 2019 IRS Probe under fresh scrutiny
A major controversy surrounding Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's marriage timeline and tax filings has resurfaced, after details emerged of a 2019 request by Minnesota Republican lawmakers urging the IRS to investigate her 2014 and 2015 tax returns. The lawmakers questioned why Omar had filed joint federal tax returns with Ahmed Hirsi while she was legally married to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.
EXPOSED: Minnesota GOP Lawmakers Reported Ilhan Omar to the IRS in 2019 — and the Paper Trail Just Surfaced
Newly obtained correspondence shows ten Minnesota Republican state representatives formally asked the IRS and state revenue officials to reexamine Ilhan Omar's tax filings in 2019, after a state board found she filed joint returns with a man she was not legally married to.
GOP Lawmakers Reported Ilhan Omar to IRS Over Tax Returns
Minnesota Republican lawmakers asked the IRS in 2019 to reexamine Rep. Ilhan Omar’s tax filings after a state board flagged joint returns filed with a man she was not legally married to, a paper trail that later fed wider federal scrutiny. In August 2019, a group of Minnesota Republican state representatives sent a formal letter […]
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