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I wonder why only 60MM? In France where this is the norm I guess that 90% of people do not modify they pre-filled declaration. Starting from this year, if you
by BrandoElFollito 4y ago
I wonder why only 60MM?
In France where this is the norm I guess that 90% of people do not modify they pre-filled declaration.
Starting from this year, if you do not do anything the taxes are automatically filed for you.
- kolinko 4y agoSimilar in Poland. It's not automatic, but there is a neat and modern webapp and you confirm with 4-5 clicks (including login). Since the app is mobile friendly, me and my friends did our yearly taxes during a party recently, while discussing how awesome their ux is - took each one of us literally 2 minutes :)
- ac29 4y agoThe article clarifies later this is not 60 million people, but "62 million tax units, could have accurate returns pre-prepared by the IRS in this fashion. (A tax unit could be a single person, a single parent-headed family, a married couple and their offspring, etc. — whoever’s represented by the tax return.)" So, quite a bit more than 60 million people.
- BrandoElFollito 4y agoAh, thank you for the clarification. This is still twice less than in France (relatively), I wonder if the "reference" payer is different (a normal job, simple family - the kind of situation easy to pre-fill in the system).