WSJ: The Man Who Runs the IRS Spied on Colleagues When He Worked at JPMorgan

IRS boss Frank Bisignano has been accused of corporate spying — here’s what his old employer JPMorgan thinks

Frank Bisignano allegedly spied on colleagues and misused company funds during his stint at JPMorgan Chase more than a decade ago. Those, at least, were the most sensational accusations in a lengthy Wall Street Journal report this week on Donald Trump's IRS chief, who spent years at the big bank in various senior positions including co-chief operating officer working directly under CEO Jamie Dimon.

IRS Chief Frank Bisignano Fires Back After WSJ Spying Report, Says He 'Wouldn't Even Know How' to Access

IRS Chief Frank Bisignano denied Wall Street Journal allegations that he spied on JPMorgan colleagues, calling the claims "completely false."

Social Security email sent to retirees included "misleading information," Democratic senators say

Lawmakers claim Commissioner Frank Bisignano used an agency email to exaggerate tax savings under the Republicans' OBBBA while inserting partisan political messaging.

IRS chief spied on colleagues’ emails when he worked at JPMorgan: report

Bisignano denied allegation that he had spied on colleagues while serving as an executive of JPMorgan Chase

IRS chief Frank Bisignano denies report he spied on JPMorgan colleagues

Frank Bisignano, head of the IRS and Social Security Administration, denied there’s any truth behind a Wall Street Journal article claiming he spied on fellow executives while he was co-CEO of JPMorgan Chase a decade ago. The piece alleges, among other things, that Bisignano used his authority over the security department and position to access...

IRS chief Frank Bisignano laughs off JPMorgan spying allegations

Bisignano denied allegations The Wall Street Journal reported that he surveilled his colleagues while working at JPMorgan more than a decade ago.