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America is divided culturally and spiritually more now than at any time since the Civil War era. The winners of approaching mid-term elections will not just direct policy over at least the next two (or more) years, but will
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced that it updated the Dirty Dozen, the agency’s list of consumer alerts for scams designed to target innocent taxpayers with fraudulent schemes. Historically, the list
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Hint: It won’t be the top 1 percent. One of the key elements of President Biden’s failed Build Back Better plan was to spend $80 billion over the next ten years on the Internal Revenue Service: a sum that would have nearly
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Just like the first one, it is antithetical to sound tax policy and economic reasoning. You have to hand it to the leftists: They never give up. Despite the demise of President Biden’s Build Back Better plan — along with
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There is little doubt that the IRS is groaning under the burdens of administering the tax code, which now exceeds 4 million words. The question is whether the agency will collapse under the growing weight of the concomitant
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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. There is little doubt that the Internal Revenue Service is groaning
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The idea that our tax code is unfairly weighted in favor of high-income people is widely accepted, but it’s just not true. President Biden delivered his State of the Union address on March 1. Among the laundry list of new and
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Biden’s proposal would turn all financial accounts into open books for the IRS. The Treasury Department recently released its “General Explanations of the Administration’s FY 2022 Revenue Proposals.” This is the
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Warren is selling the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2021 as a crackdown on the super-rich. But in truth, it will likely hit ordinary Americans the hardest. On March 1, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.), joined by
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The upcoming presidential election is certainly the most important of my lifetime, and perhaps any since the Civil War era. The winner will not just direct policy over the next four (or more) years, but will affect the
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