Elon Musk’s Dogi wants access to US tax system: Report – The Times of India

Washington: Elon Musk‘S Government efficiency department (DOGE) has bounced alarm by demanding access to a system with the US tax office, which has detailed financial data about millions of Americans, the US media reported.
Kasturi, the world’s richest man, operated by US President Donald Trump A campaign has been launched to ruin public expenses or to be contrary to its policies.
The Washington Post and others reported that the latest request is for wide access to the Dogi officials, the Internal Revenue Services (IRS) system, property and dataset.
This includes integrated data recovery system (IDRS), which is usually extremely limited and which provides “immediate visual access to some taxpayer accounts” according to IRS.
The report said that until Sunday evening, the request was not made.
According to ABC News, it has split alarm within the government and between privacy experts, which say that the use of musk to private taxpayer data can be exceptionally dangerous.
“Those who share their most sensitive information with the federal government do this under this understanding that it will not only be used legally, but will be handled safely and in ways that the identity theft and Lowering risks such as individual invasions, which brings this reporting to a serious question, “Elizabeth Laord, who is the former state privacy officer, who is now with the Center for Democracy and Technology, told ABC.
A White House spokesperson said, “waste, fraud, and abuse are deeply trapped in our broken system for a long time.” Harrison Fields NBC News reported that when asked about the possible access to the employee for a sensitive system, it was said.
“It reaches the system directly to identify and fix it.”
Fields said, “Dogi will continue to shine a light on fraud, as they are worth knowing that their government is spending dollars by earning its hard work.”
The US media said on Friday that the IRS is preparing to launch thousands of employees soon as part of Trump and Musk’s drive to reduce the federal task force.