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🌍 WorldFederal News NetworkThursday, November 5, 2026 at 12:29 AM UTC3h ago

Senators question Treasury’s continued reliance on IDMe for identity verification

Senators question Treasury’s continued reliance on IDMe for identity verificationPhoto: Federal News Network

The IRS pledged to move away from IDMe in 2022. Senators are asking why it’s still in use for the 2027 filing season

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