100PercentFedUp.com By Heather Allen
A unanimous 9-0 decision by the Supreme Court will allow the IRS secret access to bank records of third-party individuals connected with taxpayers who are under investigation.
For years hard-working Americans have expressed concern over the power granted to the IRS; now, the highest court in the land has extended those powers. The IRS will have the authority to secretly access bank records if they believe it is beneficial to their investigation of another person’s delinquency. In essence, they will have the right to review private records of third-party individuals who are not themselves under any investigation without notice.
The ruling could open a huge opportunity for the IRS to mishandle private accounts with little oversight. In addition, the US government has not proven itself to be insulated from security breaches of private information. The Biden administration attempted to soothe concerns by saying that those who believe they are subject to an abuse of power can utilize the court system to sue the IRS. The suggestion is ridiculously ignorant and reveals how out of touch the Biden administration is with everyday Americans. Hardworking lower and middle calls wage earners do not have the time and resources to fight the tax-payer-funded IRS in Court…
