WASHINGTON — An IRS whistleblower has informed members of Congress that they want to come forward to reveal a coverup of tax evasion by first son Hunter Biden, according to a letter obtained by The Post.
A lawyer representing the unidentified career federal agency employee informed a group of congressional committee leaders Wednesday of the allegations pertaining to “preferential treatment” and false testimony to Congress by a “senior political appointee.”
Although Hunter, 53, isn’t named in the letter, a congressional source confirmed the complaint pertains to the first son, who reportedly borrowed about $2 million last year to pay off a federal tax bill assessed to income earned overseas.
Attorney Mark Lytle, who represents the whistleblower, did not immediately respond to a request for comment, nor did the White House or representatives of Hunter Biden.
“I represent a career IRS Criminal Supervisory Special Agent who has been overseeing the ongoing and sensitive investigation of a high-profile, controversial subject since early 2020 and would like to make protected whistleblower disclosures to Congress,” Lytle wrote to Congress.
“Despite serious risks of retaliation, my client is offering to provide you with information necessary to exercise your constitutional oversight function and wishes to make the disclosures in a non-partisan manner to the leadership of the relevant committees on both sides of the political aisle.”
Lytle went on: “My client has already made...
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