According to the Philadelphia Inquirer of October 4, 2017 (page A-12) ” Equifax signed a $ 7.25 million contract last month (Sept) with the IRS to verify taxpayer identities. The no-bid contract is for Equifax to provided the IRS taxpayer and personal identity verification services. The contract stated that Equifax was the ONLY COMPANY CAPABLE...
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