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I would say that all billionaires are right wingers who don't want to pay taxes.
Self made men. No need for people or country.
I would say that all billionaires are right wingers who don't want to pay taxes.
Oh...they're on that.The IRS might start with Trump and family.
Thank god our president is helping the IRS do its job.
I would say that all billionaires are right wingers who don't want to pay taxes. There are millions of right wingers who are paupers who vote against their own best interests.
you want the irs militarized?
With flame throwers. "We will fucking burn your house down if you do not pay your taxes!"
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You won't be saying that when they show up at your doorstep for an audit or three.
An estimated $1 trillion/year is lost due to tax avoidance. Ironically, the IRS is more apt to audit some lower middle class person in Mississippi, than a billionaire who pays millions to an accountant to avoid taxes.
If trumpkins don't believe in tax hikes to fund infrastructure, they should be happy to force everyone to pay current rates.
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President Biden is expected to propose giving the Internal Revenue Service an extra $80 billion and more authority over the next 10 years as he looks for ways to raise money to pay for his economic agenda, according to two people familiar with the plan.
Mr. Biden is expected to propose beefing up the I.R.S. to crack down on individuals and corporations that evade paying federal taxes. He will use the recouped tax funds to help pay for the cost of his American Families Plan, which he will detail before addressing a joint session of Congress on Wednesday.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/04/27/us/biden-news-today#biden-IRS-taxes
https://www.accountingtoday.com/news/irs-releases-6-year-plan-to-modernize-aging-computer-systemsThe Internal Revenue Service issued a six-year plan Thursday for updating and modernizing its information technology systems, some of which date back to the Kennedy administration, in an effort to improve taxpayer service and beef up cybersecurity.
The IRS has made previous efforts to update its aging computer systems, but has been constrained by budget cuts and staffing reductions, while also struggling to keep up with new mandates and legislation like the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. However, the agency hopes to modernize its IT infrastructure to better protect taxpayer data and aid the tax community.
“Modernized systems are the key component to delivering quality service to taxpayers, providing efficient and robust enforcement activities and keeping taxpayer data secure,” said IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig in a statement Thursday. “Our modernization plan includes multiple milestones and levels of accountability to ensure it is implemented efficiently and effectively. The integrity of our nation’s tax system depends on modernizing IRS operations and the supporting technical pieces. We look forward to working with Congress to implement this plan.”
President Biden is expected to propose giving the Internal Revenue Service an extra $80 billion and more authority over the next 10 years as he looks for ways to raise money to pay for his economic agenda, according to two people familiar with the plan.
Mr. Biden is expected to propose beefing up the I.R.S. to crack down on individuals and corporations that evade paying federal taxes. He will use the recouped tax funds to help pay for the cost of his American Families Plan, which he will detail before addressing a joint session of Congress on Wednesday.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/04/27/us/biden-news-today#biden-IRS-taxes
That's correct. That's not what this is about, though.Tax avoidance is not illegal. It is every Americans duty to pay as little taxes as possible.
Tax avoidance is not illegal. It is every Americans duty to pay as little taxes as possible.
SloJo is printing money day and night, only now he's worrying about how it's going to be paid back!! I am getting the same feeling I had in 2005/6, so we'll see if
Dodd Frank Act will do anything somehow I doubt it. It did precious little to address one of the major causes of the Great Recession, which was the housing bubble and collapse of the subprime mortgage market.