IRS Pushes for New Reporting at Expense of Privacy
IRS Pushes for New Reporting at Expense of Privacy - Via Slashdot: Your Rights Online:
angelheaded writes "Brian Krebs from the Washington Post is reporting that the Bush administration is proposing a new tax collection program that would force credit card companies to report merchants' income to the Internal Revenue Service. The plan has come under fire from privacy groups, who say it will create another private sector database tied to Social Security numbers at a time when ID theft experts are urging companies to wean themselves from the use and collection of such information."
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