Originally Posted by
LV426
It's funny how you keep avoiding using actual Treasury Statements
like these.
You try to send me on some wild goose chase because you're not secure in your own argument.
So you say individual collections were up $14B from 2017. So how much were 2017 individual collections up from 2016? Do you have that information? What is the context?
Originally Posted by
LV426
It's funny how you keep avoiding using actual Treasury Statements
like these.
You try to send me on some wild goose chase because you're not secure in your own argument.
So you say individual collections were up $14B from 2017. So how much were 2017 individual collections up from 2016? Do you have that information? What is the context?
Ah, thank you! I was looking for something like this(the IRS site is as useful as tits on a fish)Okay, and screw you for making me do math. I'm not concerned with 2016, What is the context? I don't know, you brought it up. So now it's your turn to do math. Add up all the receipts for FY17 and 18(do it twice)and let's compare answers. A couple questions though: 1) These reports are a little bereft of detail. Are these INDIVIDUAL income tax receipts, or total revenue? Doesn't matter too much to me actually. And 2) What units are these? Millions or billions?
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