IRS whistleblower’s team removed from Hunter Biden investigation in an apparent act of retaliation.

IRS Removes Investigative Team from Hunter Biden Probe

Whistleblower Alleges Political Interference in Investigation

The IRS has reportedly removed an investigative team from its probe into Hunter Biden after a whistleblower, a longtime IRS criminal supervisory special agent, alleged that the agency was stalling the investigation for political purposes. The whistleblower sought whistleblower protections last month to come forward with revelations into the Biden tax investigation. The bombshell claims allege the Biden administration is showing “preferential treatment” toward the president’s son and holding back in the investigation.

Lawyers for the whistleblower said in a statement that “he and his entire investigative team are being removed” from the investigation at the request of the Justice Department. The whistleblower has not specifically named Hunter Biden as the subject of the case he has supervised since 2020, but congressional sources confirmed the fact, the New York Post reported.

• The whistleblower’s team has been removed from the investigation on orders from the Justice Department.
• The team’s removal is “clearly retaliatory” and “may also constitute obstruction of a congressional inquiry,” according to the whistleblower’s lawyers.

Hunter Biden’s Lawyer Accuses IRS Agent of Breaking the Law

The development comes after a lawyer for Hunter Biden accused the IRS agent of breaking the law by telling Congress about his concerns with the investigation. Biden’s lawyer Chris Clark said in late April that “it appears this IRS agent has committed a crime” by “improperly disclos[ing] information about an ongoing tax investigation.”

This latest development adds to the controversy surrounding the investigation into Hunter Biden’s taxes and raises questions about potential political interference. The story is still developing, and we will continue to monitor it closely.

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