A bill to provide that persons having seriously delinquent tax debts shall be ineligible for employment by the Internal Revenue Service.

Bill 118 s 4826, also known as the "Tax Debt Employment Eligibility Act," aims to prevent individuals with seriously delinquent tax debts from being employed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The bill states that individuals who owe a significant amount of unpaid taxes to the government will be ineligible for employment at the IRS.

The purpose of this legislation is to ensure that individuals who are responsible for enforcing tax laws and collecting taxes are themselves in compliance with their own tax obligations. By prohibiting individuals with seriously delinquent tax debts from working at the IRS, the bill aims to uphold the integrity and credibility of the agency.

If passed, this bill would require the IRS to conduct background checks on potential employees to determine if they have any seriously delinquent tax debts. Individuals who are found to have such debts would be disqualified from employment at the IRS. Overall, the Tax Debt Employment Eligibility Act seeks to maintain the trust and accountability of the IRS by ensuring that its employees are in good standing with their own tax obligations.