- The Treasury Department and the IRS announced the collection of more than $1 billion in tax debt from high-income individuals over the past year.
- In September, the IRS announced plans to expand its scrutiny of those making more than $1 million annually with more than $250,000 in recognized tax debt.
- However, the funding enacted in 2022 that is allowing the IRS to pursue its plans still has its critics, particularly among congressional Republicans.
I’m a Fiscally Responsible Republican and this is HORRIBLE! We would be MUCH better off if instead of having Millionaires and Billionaires paying Taxes we instead had HOMELESS MOTHERS WHO HAVE NO MONEY paying Taxes!
As god intended!
Political control is largely a byproduct of media control/propaganda. No amount of reason will protect against never ending repetition of lies. (ie: Fox news profit model)
It’s not true, but if I repeat the narrative 100x and the truth only once, the narrative wins.
Curious to know as republican canidates were acceptable up to about the eighties or so for me. What republican officials makes you proud and you point to as a good government official?
I know some people will disagree, but the /s wasn’t necessary here.
They were being sarcastic.
you know. I read the last line wrong.
As a fiscally responsible republican, I disagree
I hear everyone is saying that it’s exploding on the Internet.