Requires the IRS to tell you exactly what information they want from others and give you time to provide it.
This bill would make sure the IRS tells you exactly what information it's looking for from other people or businesses about your taxes. It would also give you at least 45 days to provide that information yourself before the IRS contacts those third parties. This aims to give taxpayers more control and privacy over their financial details.
Currently, the IRS tells taxpayers when it seeks information from third parties, but doesn't always specify each item or guarantee a minimum response time. If this bill becomes law, the IRS would have to list each specific item of information sought from third parties (if the taxpayer could provide it) and give taxpayers at least 45 days to respond before contacting those third parties.
HR 6495 · 119th Congress · December 5, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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