IRS CEO Grilled on Tax Law, Data Sharing, Union Cuts
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IRS CEO Frank Bisignano faced lawmakers, outlining plans for Republican tax law rollouts, including tax-free tips, overtime pay deductions, car loan interest deductions, senior breaks, and kids savings accounts. Democrats, however, shifted focus to a judges ruling that the IRS broke the law by sharing confidential taxpayer details with ICE. Lawmakers pressed Bisignano on accountability, asking if anyone was disciplined over the unlawful disclosures. Bisignano noted the incidents happened before his watch but stressed his duty to fix things. Democrats also grilled him on cutting union contracts with IRS workers. Amid Trumps tax reforms and immigration priorities, these clashes highlight growing tensions over privacy, enforcement, and agency operations.
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