3 reasons an agency historian would be a good idea.
By CPA Trendlines Research
Karl Marx may have been wrong about workers rising up against their capitalist overlords, but he was right in observing that much of history can be explained by economics.
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If history and economics go hand in hand, it makes sense that the Internal Revenue Service, an entity through which trillions of dollars pass in a constant flow, should have an in-house historian. Its policies, programs, decisions, managers, records, cases, controversies and artifacts are an important part of American and world history – but only if they survive for historical analysis.
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