IRS Commissioner Frank Bisignano denies allegations that he “spied” on colleagues’ emails during his time at JPMorgan Chase more than a decade ago. Multiple reports say The Wall Street Journal claims Bisignano surveilled colleagues while working at the bank, citing conduct that occurred long before his current role leading the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. In response, Bisignano rejects the claims and characterizes them as unfounded, including remarks reported by CNBC in which he dismisses the allegations. The Independent similarly reports that Bisignano denies that he accessed or monitored colleagues’ communications at JPMorgan. The reports present the dispute as a back-and-forth between published allegations and Bisignano’s denial, without offering additional substantiating details in the summaries provided. As of now, the information available centers on the reported claim that the alleged behavior occurred during Bisignano’s prior employment and his current, public rejection of those accusations.