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Also, one might ask "why doesn't the IRS just send you a pre-filled copy of the forms, and you only correct them if they're wrong?". The answer is "because Con
by crooked-v 5y ago
Also, one might ask "why doesn't the IRS just send you a pre-filled copy of the forms, and you only correct them if they're wrong?".
The answer is "because Congress passed a law saying they can't".
- zentiggr 5y agoDoing the next step of the root cause analysis leads to "Intuit lobbied Congress and the IRS hard enough that they passed a law, and the IRS conspired to change their procedures".
- rootusrootus 5y agoExcept Intuit hasn't paid anywhere near enough in lobbying money to have that kind of effect. Grover Norquist is the last step in your root cause analysis.