The information taxpayers give the IRS is supposed to be for the IRS’s eyes only.
Jurisprudence
There’s a cost to hurting the trust you have with undocumented workers—after all, they pay $90 billion in taxes annually.
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Shirin Ali
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Appeals Court Blocks IRS From Sharing Data With Immigration Authorities
Urteil in Washington: Gericht untersagt ICE den Zugriff auf Steuerdaten von Migranten ohne Aufenthaltstitel
Aux Etats-Unis, la justice interdit le partage massif de données sensibles du fisc aux services de l’immigration
Judge Rules Trump’s Defense of IRS-ICE Agreement Is “Weak Sauce”
Tribunal de EU prohíbe compartir información fiscal con autoridades migratorias; datos ayudarían al ICE a identificar indocumentados
Tribunal de EEUU prohíbe compartir información fiscal con las autoridades migratorias
US-Einwanderungsbehörde: Gericht stoppt Weitergabe von Steuerdaten von Migranten an ICE
The Taxpayer Inspector General reported Monday that the use of IRS taxpayer data for immigration enforcement has been…
A new Treasury inspector general report raises concerns about Immigration and Customs Enforcement's ability to safeguard taxpayer…
The IRS said it did not disclose full tax returns, bank information, or dependent information, but a watchdog found that the…
La publicación, del departamento del Tesoro, hace referencia a procesos defectuosos, incoherencias, entre otros asuntos
Federal judge rules that the Internal Revenue Service violated its code by giving immigration agency confidential data.
IRS CEO Frank Bisignano faced the House Ways and Means Committee and largely declined to comment on the ICE findings.
