Does employers send resumei and job applications to the irs?

No. Employers don't send your resume or job applications to Inland Revenue. They might confirm you are an employer there, but that's all.

The employers are bound only to provide the IRS with a list of employees they paid that year in question, and how much. This is how a W-2 is generated. Any personal tax bill you have is your to solve, although if you have a background check done for a prospective job and you have a substantial amount of back taxes owed, it can affect the outcome negatively.

If they haven't hired you there's no reason to pass on information to anyone. The IRS isn't going to be collecting anything from you for jobs you don't get.

No. Employers only send W-2's, 1099's, and similar information.

of course not, there is no need to do so

No, they do not. There would be no reason whatsoever to do so.

No

No.

No reason to do so, at all. They only report income earned on their forms. If no one received any $$$, the govt does not give a toot.

No.

Nope. All the IRS cares about is who got paid and how much.

No.

no they do not