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I appreciate your corrections and agree with all of them. Yet they do not imply IRS is operating efficiently, as efficiency is left undefined. If we're talkin
by a123b456c 3y ago
I appreciate your corrections and agree with all of them.
Yet they do not imply IRS is operating efficiently, as efficiency is left undefined.
If we're talking about social efficiency, the tax code appears massively inefficient to me. I believe the tax code should be redesigned to reduce that inefficiency. That may obviate many IRS needs for resources.
- tomnipotent 3y ago> yet they do not imply IRS is operating efficiently The IRS budget for 2020 was $11.5bln to support $3.42 trillion in tax receipts, so I'm not sure that's inefficient. Could it be more efficient? Sure, but it's not as bad as people like to paint it. For comparison, the Los Angeles Unified School District budget alone for that same year was $15bln.
- bfdm 3y agoIt doesn't need to be "efficient" in terms of cost, that doesn't really matter. What matters much more is whether it is seen and being effective and fair in collection of taxes & enforcement of violators.