Even as he has vowed to eliminate "every dollar of waste, fraud, and abuse across the federal budget and operations," the new acting administrator of the General Services Administration, Stephen Ehikian, has appointed a senior adviser whose firm used to specialize in tax transactions that a bipartisan Senate committee excoriated and that the IRS branded as "abusive" and among "the worst of the worst tax scams."
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