That’s One Way to Catch Up
The IRS’s decision to destroy 30 million information returns reveals the inadequacy of our income-based tax system.
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Who Will Be Targeted by the IRS When Biden Turns the Dogs Loose?
Hint: It won’t be the top 1 percent.
Wait Until Patrisse Cullors Finds Out About Form 1040
I don’t know if she knows this, but every year, with no regard whatsoever for my safety, the IRS weaponizes a form against me.
Today in Capital Matters: IRS Woes
Daniel Savickas writes about the IRS.
IRS Power Grabs Threaten Low-Income Americans
Given the issues that currently exist within the IRS, proposals to put it in charge of tax-return filing are unnecessary at best and malicious at worst.
Violence in Hollywood: A Survey
Buckingham Palace has issued a blanket denial, along with a carefully worded apology.
Today in Capital Matters: Arizona Taxes and the IRS
Timothy Sandefur writes about Arizona taxes and Daniel Pilla writes about the IRS over on Capital Matters today.
Is the IRS Collapsing?
As the agency groans under the burden of administering the tax code, it also suffers from the growing weight of its processing and administrative problems.
Kevin Drum Misses the Point
With a simpler tax code, the tax collectors would have less to do, which is better for them and better for us.
The Solution to IRS Incompetence Is Simplifying the Tax Code
With a simpler tax code, the tax collectors would have less to do, which is better for them and better for us.