The Senate passed the Taxpayer First Act (H.R. 3151) on Thursday, June 13 by a voice vote. The bill includes provisions to improve customer service, protect personal data, preserve tax-preparation services and curb private debt collectors. The measure now goes to the President who is expected to sign.
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