United States — Internal Revenue Service & Charles Littlejohn

United States — Internal Revenue Service: The 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' was established as part of a settlement to resolve Donald Trump>>>'s lawsuit against the United States — Internal Revenue Service>>> over the leak of his tax records. The settlement also bars the United States — Internal Revenue Service>>> from pursuing audits against Donald Trump>>>, his family, or companies for past tax claims.

Charles Littlejohn: Charles Littlejohn>>>, a former Booz Allen Hamilton>>> contractor, was sentenced to five years in prison for leaking tax information of Donald Trump>>> and others, which was the catalyst for Donald Trump>>>'s lawsuit against the United States — Internal Revenue Service>>>.

United States — Internal Revenue Service: The IRS was a party to the voided settlement. The ruling may allow the IRS to resume audits of Trump's tax returns, but the agency's reputation is affected by the appearance of collusion.

Charles Littlejohn: Littlejohn, a former IRS contractor, leaked Trump's tax returns, which led to the original lawsuit; his actions are cited in the ruling.

Charles Littlejohn: Charles Littlejohn, a former United States — Internal Revenue Service contractor, was sentenced to five years in prison for leaking tax information of Donald Trump and other wealthy individuals to news outlets.

Charles Littlejohn: Charles Littlejohn, a former contractor for Booz Allen Hamilton, was imprisoned for leaking tax information, which directly caused the United States — United States Department of the Treasury to cancel contracts with Booz Allen Hamilton.