Ron Seaworth v. Bob Pearson Pearson Autobody

How courts have described this case

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• holding that it would have been an undue hardship to require an employer to seek a waiver from an IRS requirement that employers provide their employees' Social Security numbers to the agency
• “Requiring defendants to violate the Internal Revenue Code and subject themselves to potential penalties by not providing Seaworth's SSN on information returns results in undue hardship.”
• “Requiring defendants to violate the Internal Revenue Code and subject themselves to potential penalties by not providing Seaworth’s [social security number] on information returns results in undue hardship.”
• employer's requirement that applicant provide an SSN was a requirement of the government and not the employer's and did not discriminate against employee on religious grounds

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).