The Internal Revenue Service has been scolded after auditors found 30 million documents were destroyed.
The IRS said in response that taxpayers were never harmed by the destruction, according to Fox Business.
The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration recently took a close look at IRS operations due to concerns over what was going on amid a backlog of unprocessed records.
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