Senators take action to block Biden’s plan to have IRS monitor Americans’ bank accounts

A group of Republican senators has introduced legislation to stop plans by Democrats to expand Internal Revenue Service access to American banking transactions they argue violate taxpayer rights and privacy.

“Unfortunately, [President Joe] Biden and his team have ignored, or sometimes celebrated, the violation of taxpayer privacy and want to create an intrusive IRS,” Oklahoma Republican Sen. James Lankford said in a statement released on Tuesday.

Biden’s proposal is to monitor and investigate any transaction $600 or more. That means buying a mattress, a nice computer, car repairs, and potentially even paying taxes could put you under the magnifying glass.

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$80 Billion in New IRS Funding Will Open Taxpayers Up to Harassment and Abuse

Tucked within the Democrats $3.5 trillion tax-and-spend plan is the largest expansion of the Internal Revenue Service in history. If the Left prevails, the agency will hire 87,000 new agents, more than double its current workforce, and receive $80 billion in new funding to audit and harass taxpayers including American families and small businesses.

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