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If you could have guessed which state would become the first battleground against a weaponized IRS, Florida would probably be at the top of your list.Florida’s Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis, who also doubles as the state fire marshal, released the text of a bill that serves as part of his IRS Protection Plan for the state....The first pillar, which is the only part of the plan that doesn’t actually require a law, emphasizes “Transparency as a Disinfectant.” It establishes a website that allows Floridians to register complaints about the IRS and specific agents. It also requires state banks to report IRS activity....Pillar two seeks to “Fund Efforts to Fight Back Against the IRS.” Under this pillar, the state will establish a fund to help Floridians combat discrimination at the hands of the IRS.“Should a party go to court and prove IRS discrimination, the fund would be available to make the victim whole in the event the court does not,” reads the plan document.The third pillar of the plan sets out to “Yank Licenses for IRS Vendors Who Discriminate” and targets collections agencies that subcontract with the IRS and looks out for discrimination.“By adding anti-discrimination provisions for licensed debt collectors, Florida could leverage the license of any IRS vendor that is being used to discriminate against small businesses, non-profits or private individuals,” ...... the fourth pillar sets out to “Target Agents Who Target Florida.” It cites recent painful history to remind all of us what the IRS can do if the people don’t hold the agency’s feet to the fire.“There is documented evidence that the IRS targeted Tea Party groups in 2013, and no doubt the IRS under the Biden Administration would do the same to many businesses and organizations in Florida ...
