@SecScottBessent@USTreasury Sec Bessent, take on the FAST ACT provision allowing the IRS to certify a taxpayer as delinquent and denying travel by the state department, taking their passport
@BarronTNews_ Dear Mr Secretary,I respectfully urge you to sunset Title XXXII, Subtitle A, Section 32101 of the Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act (Public Law 114-94). This section, codified at 26 U.S. Code § 7345, authorizes the Internal Revenue Service to certify individual
@howardlutnick Sec Lutnick, please sunset the provision in the Obama Fast Act that allows the State Dept to confiscate passports over tax disputes certified by the IRS.
@StateDept Please remove the provision in the FAST Act that allows the State Department to confiscate passports for tax disputes as certified by the IRS.
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@ryansaavedra Dear Sec Rubio, Please sunset Title XXXII, Subtitle A, Section 32101 of the FAST Act, which gives the IRS the power to deny or revoke passports for taxpayers who have a “serious tax liability” by issuing a notice to the Secretary of State's office. This is unconstitutional.
@WhiteHouse Mr.President, please sunset Title XXXII, Subtitle A, Section 32101 of the FAST Act, which gives the IRS the power to deny or revoke passports for taxpayers who have a “serious tax liability” by issuing a notice to the Secretary of State's office. This is unconstitutional.
@maxkeiser Dear President Trump, Please sunset Title XXXII, Subtitle A, Section 32101 of the FAST Act, which gives the IRS the power to deny or revoke passports for taxpayers who have a “serious tax liability” by issuing a notice to the Secretary of State's office. This is unconstitutional.