Treasury Cuts Ties With Booz Allen Over IRS Data Leaks
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• The U.S. Department of Treasury canceled all active contracts with Booz Allen Hamilton due to data protection failures involving taxpayer information.
• A criminal case against Charles Littlejohn, a former employee who leaked President Trump's tax returns, was cited as the reason for the contract cancellation.
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Booz Allen Loses Treasury Work in Move Tied to Trump Waste Crackdown The U.S. Department of Treasury said it canceled all active contracts with Booz Allen Hamilton, citing data protection failures in handling taxpayer information. Treasury cited a criminal case against Charles Littlejohn, a former employee who leaked the tax returns of President Donald Trump.