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Can Internal Revenue Service Obtain Bank Info Without Notice

Supreme Court rules IRS broad power to summons third parties to aid in the collection of a tax debt without giving notice to the account holders, the decision expressed apprehension about the scope of the IRS’s power to issue summonses,did not define in aid of the collection

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The IRS can obtain your bank records without your knowledge

The U.S. Supreme Court rules that the IRS does not need to provide notice to innocent bank account holders when the summonses are issued in aid of…

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Supreme Court Unanimously Holds That The IRS Can Summon A Law Firm s Bank Records Without Giving Notice If Their Client Owes Back Taxes

The Court unanimously agreed with the Sixth Circuit.

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Supreme Court sides with IRS on notice of summons issue

It's 'a wakeup call' for taxpayers to stay on top of any communication they get from the service.

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Supreme Court: Yes, the IRS Can Secretly Obtain Bank Records

The Supreme Court has sided with the IRS in a case that involves owing the IRS money, taxpayer privacy, and notice.

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