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Seems highly improbable, given the scale, that they'll recover an additional ~$79 Billion next year, and the year after, etc. To make this enforcement cost eff
by Alupis 2y ago
Seems highly improbable, given the scale, that they'll recover an additional ~$79 Billion next year, and the year after, etc.
To make this enforcement cost effective, it needs to recover more than the $80 Billion budget increase annually, no?
- RubberSoul 2y ago> To make this enforcement cost effective, it needs to recover more than the $80 Billion budget increase annually, no? Improved enforcement can deter tax avoidance in addition to directly recovering money.
- Alupis 2y agoDoes it? If you are avoiding taxes on purpose, it might still be cheaper to wait for an audit and see what they decide you need to pay. In any event, recovering and or deterring $80+ Billion annually is a long way to go from where we are today. If we do recover $80+ Billion annually, what did we accomplish? Funding the federal government for an additional 6 hours?
- isthatafact 2y agoThat is pure nonsense. The IRS does not have anywhere near an $80 billion annual budget in total. Where are you getting those numbers?