IRS provided taxpayer addresses to ICE, prompting Congress to pass a privacy law and a finding that the IRS broke privacy rules.
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Updated Sep 10
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What happened
IRS provided taxpayer addresses to ICE, prompting Congress to pass a privacy law and a finding that the IRS broke privacy rules.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Democracy Forward sued the IRS over the sensitive taxpayer data sharing with ICE.1 source
Congress passed prohibitions and a judge ruled on IRS protocol failures regarding data sharing.1 source
IRS shared taxpayer data with ICE, prompting Congress to pass a privacy law and a finding of a breach.1 source
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The entities involved
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Internal Revenue Service
revenue service of the United States federal government
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Congress
US record label; imprint of Congress Record Corp.
Related events
- The Trump administration is intensifying efforts to coordinate tax collection and pursue agreements to share confidential taxpayer data.
- A tax bill was passed directing the Internal Revenue Service to publish new rules regarding tax compliance.
- Ron Estes introduced legislation and co-sponsored a bill aimed at improving the security of the tax filing process and the IRS.
- The Department of Government Efficiency fused data into the DHS system, involving John Koskinen, who previously led the IRS under Barack Obama.