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Wealthy Taxpayers Alerted to Leaked Data Years After IRS Breach

Posted on April 26, 2024 by Dissent

Erin Schilling reports:

Some taxpayers are learning that their data was leaked in the widespread breach by a former IRS contractor that led to the release of former President Donald Trump’s tax returns.

Four tax lawyers said they have seen letters from the IRS that went to clients this week and last week notifying them that their tax return information was compromised by Charles Littlejohn, who was sentenced in January to five years in prison for the breach. Bloomberg Tax received a copy of the letter, dated April 12.

It’s unclear who exactly, beyond Trump and other billionaires referenced in news articles that first reported the leaked returns, was affected by the breach until now.

Read more at Bloomberg Law.

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