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Trump Administration Intensifies Tax Collection and Data Sharing Efforts

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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The Trump administration has pursued agreements to share confidential taxpayer data to coordinate tax collection. Furthermore, the administration is using the Small Business Administration to cross-reference borrower information with Internal Revenue Service declarations to identify potential fraud. Separately, the Internal Revenue Service recently appointed Jim Gadwood as chief counsel.

From naturalnews.com, natlawreview.com

Why it matters

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The push for greater data sharing and tax enforcement coordination suggests increased scrutiny on taxpayer compliance and potential changes to how the Internal Revenue Service manages collections. Additionally, discussions surrounding tax rules have led to public evaluation of IRS regulations, such as those governing overtime deductions.

From naturalnews.com, aol.com

Who's involved

  • Donald TrumpThe administration driving efforts to coordinate tax collection and pursue data sharing agreements.
  • Internal Revenue ServiceThe revenue service of the United States federal government involved in tax collection and data sharing.
  • JustAnswerAn online question and answer platform involved in providing tax advice related to IRS rules.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • JustAnswerSpeculative

    The platform might see increased demand for specialized tax advice due to public discussion of complex IRS deduction rules.

How it developed

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  1. The Trump administration is using the SBA to cross-reference borrower information with IRS declarations to identify potential fraud and refer suspect loans to the Treasury for collection.Sub-event
  2. Trump's tax promises are being evaluated against IRS rules, with JustAnswer involved in providing tax advice.1 source
  3. Trump appointee contacted IRS about Lindell's taxes.Sub-event
  4. Trump administration appoints new chief counsel for the IRS.1 source
  5. Trump suggests pursuing tax enforcement on Chinese citizens, detailing how the IRS can attach assets of non-compliant individuals.Sub-event
  6. Trump administration pursues agreements to share confidential taxpayer data for tax collection coordination.1 source

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