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Labor department can't access IRS filings?

• notyourwork 10y ago
  Everything has a process, it is not surprising government entity X cannot access government entity Y stuff automatically. Would you assume the CIA can access the FBI documents? Its not always so obviously simple.
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  • btown 10y ago
    > Would you assume the CIA can access the FBI documents? Legally, or realistically?
  • kobeya 10y ago
    > Would you assume the CIA can access the FBI documents? You picked a bad example.
• chris11 10y ago
  I'm not a lawyer but it looks like the IRS is basically prohibited from releasing tax records unless there is a court order or the request has something to do with tax administration, social security, or medicare. So I'm not sure the IRS would be able to give the Labor department those records. https://www.irs.gov/government-entities/federal-state-local-governments/disclosure-laws https://www.irs.gov/government-entities/federal-state-local-...