Shannon Najmabadi
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The IRS has very strict privacy regulations. It's not supposed to share information about taxpayers.
The IRS has very strict privacy regulations. It's not supposed to share information about taxpayers.
What critics of this potential deal had said is that this contravenes the IRS's longtime promise that if you pay your taxes and you are undocumented, we're not going to turn around and give your information to other agencies that could then use it to deport you.
What critics of this potential deal had said is that this contravenes the IRS's longtime promise that if you pay your taxes and you are undocumented, we're not going to turn around and give your information to other agencies that could then use it to deport you.
They could lead specifically this group of undocumented immigrants to try to avoid providing information to the IRS and thus avoid paying taxes for fear that that information would then be used ultimately to help deport them.
They could lead specifically this group of undocumented immigrants to try to avoid providing information to the IRS and thus avoid paying taxes for fear that that information would then be used ultimately to help deport them.
Evidently, Melanie Krause, who was acting IRS commissioner, didn't learn of it until the Treasury Department had released news of the deal to Fox News.
Evidently, Melanie Krause, who was acting IRS commissioner, didn't learn of it until the Treasury Department had released news of the deal to Fox News.
The IRS has very strict privacy regulations. It's not supposed to share information about taxpayers.
What critics of this potential deal had said is that this contravenes the IRS's longtime promise that if you pay your taxes and you are undocumented, we're not going to turn around and give your information to other agencies that could then use it to deport you.
They could lead specifically this group of undocumented immigrants to try to avoid providing information to the IRS and thus avoid paying taxes for fear that that information would then be used ultimately to help deport them.
Evidently, Melanie Krause, who was acting IRS commissioner, didn't learn of it until the Treasury Department had released news of the deal to Fox News.