>Court Rules Taxpayers Can Sue IRS For Violating Constitutional Rights On Data Collection
Challenge the data collection- sources and methods used:
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Lexis-Nexis searches (you, TP pay for it) and these are deep and broad inquires.
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Bank records summonses- very broad demands are made. To anon's knowledge only ONE bank in the state ever defied a summons. Result- IRS eventually fucked right off.
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Credit bureau searches, again, YOU pay for it, all 3 bureaus hand over all your data.
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Neighborhood address confirmations: Required for Field officers if TP isn't home. Seems this violates TP right to privacy, skirts Disclosure laws, also makes your neighbors nervous- people tend to yield to the "power" of the flashed badge.
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Third party contractors assisting IRS on seizures- again, DISCLOSURE/Privacy is trampled in the quest to tow your car/boat/RV etc.
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Third party tow/storage lots- yet again, Disclosure/privacy issues
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State DMV- coughed up by the State because they get a "stern letter" - Disclosure, privacy issues- go after both the State and the Fed govt. Both are violating your rights.
Sauce: Stevie Wonder….
All of the above may/may not be speculative..
Sue both the Agency AND the individual employees- you can and will get paid via settlement or if you're feeling lucky go for broke, make them appear in court..