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That's not the enforcement cost, that's the potential revenue gain from increased enforcement. ...And more enforcement to increase revenue... costs... money.
by M_Grey 10y ago
That's not the enforcement cost, that's the potential revenue gain from increased enforcement.
...And more enforcement to increase revenue... costs... money.
Which was my entire point. The government requires cooperation in your taxes, and already loses hundreds of billions to those who don't.
- AnthonyMouse 10y agoYou haven't made any argument to indicate that the cost of tax enforcement would be larger than the revenue the enforcement would generate.