Here comes the IRS!

Here’s all you need to know about Republicans and back taxes: If Hunter Biden is behind on his taxes, it’s the worst crime in the world and worthy of a congressional probe spanning three House committees. If anyone else is dodging their taxes, that’s just smart.

Getting millionaires and billionaires to actually pony up what they owe requires the IRS to wade through pages of documentation created by the best tax-dodging attorneys on earth. This requires funding, so the Inflation Reduction Act added nearly $80 billion to IRS budgets over the next decade specifically so they could focus more attention on those who are taking home over $400,000. Republicans have done their best to raise the hysteria level, with Sen. Chuck Grassley going on Fox News to say, “Are they going to have a strike force that goes in with AK-15s already loaded, ready to shoot some small-business person in Iowa with these?”

Now we know why Republicans were really so frightened. On Friday, the IRS announced a “sweeping effort” to improve tax fairness. And that effort starts with going after the wealthiest tax-dodgers in the nation.


The IRS is prioritizing what it calls “cases in the High Wealth, High Balance Due Taxpayer Field.” These are taxpayers with incomes over $1 million who owe more than $250,000 in back taxes. The IRS estimates that there are about 1,600 individuals in this category.

There are other categories of taxpayers who will also be coming in for scrutiny:

  • Construction contractors who pay multiple subcontractors.
  • High-income earners who use foreign bank accounts.
  • Large transactions using digital currency.
Notice that none of these looks like the average taxpayer, or like that “small business person” who Grassley thinks they’ll be coming after with AK-15s. It’s also worth noting that these new funds are paying for accountants, who rarely do their math using semi-automatic rifles.

There’s a good reason that the IRS is checking up on these groups: Because they cheat. A lot.


Don't forget the real estate industry. Arguably the biggest cheaters of all. An entire RICO in and of itself.
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Here’s all you need to know about Republicans and back taxes: If Hunter Biden is behind on his taxes, it’s the worst crime in the world and worthy of a congressional probe spanning three House committees. If anyone else is dodging their taxes, that’s just smart.

Getting millionaires and billionaires to actually pony up what they owe requires the IRS to wade through pages of documentation created by the best tax-dodging attorneys on earth. This requires funding, so the Inflation Reduction Act added nearly $80 billion to IRS budgets over the next decade specifically so they could focus more attention on those who are taking home over $400,000. Republicans have done their best to raise the hysteria level, with Sen. Chuck Grassley going on Fox News to say, “Are they going to have a strike force that goes in with AK-15s already loaded, ready to shoot some small-business person in Iowa with these?”

Now we know why Republicans were really so frightened. On Friday, the IRS announced a “sweeping effort” to improve tax fairness. And that effort starts with going after the wealthiest tax-dodgers in the nation.


The IRS is prioritizing what it calls “cases in the High Wealth, High Balance Due Taxpayer Field.” These are taxpayers with incomes over $1 million who owe more than $250,000 in back taxes. The IRS estimates that there are about 1,600 individuals in this category.

There are other categories of taxpayers who will also be coming in for scrutiny:

  • Construction contractors who pay multiple subcontractors.
  • High-income earners who use foreign bank accounts.
  • Large transactions using digital currency.
Notice that none of these looks like the average taxpayer, or like that “small business person” who Grassley thinks they’ll be coming after with AK-15s. It’s also worth noting that these new funds are paying for accountants, who rarely do their math using semi-automatic rifles.

There’s a good reason that the IRS is checking up on these groups: Because they cheat. A lot.


Don't forget the real estate industry. Arguably the biggest cheaters of all. An entire RICO in and of itself.
Quite the twist on a propaganda piece, too bad the OP wasn't honest and needs propaganda to spread his BS.
 
Here’s all you need to know about Republicans and back taxes: If Hunter Biden is behind on his taxes, it’s the worst crime in the world and worthy of a congressional probe spanning three House committees. If anyone else is dodging their taxes, that’s just smart.

Getting millionaires and billionaires to actually pony up what they owe requires the IRS to wade through pages of documentation created by the best tax-dodging attorneys on earth. This requires funding, so the Inflation Reduction Act added nearly $80 billion to IRS budgets over the next decade specifically so they could focus more attention on those who are taking home over $400,000. Republicans have done their best to raise the hysteria level, with Sen. Chuck Grassley going on Fox News to say, “Are they going to have a strike force that goes in with AK-15s already loaded, ready to shoot some small-business person in Iowa with these?”

Now we know why Republicans were really so frightened. On Friday, the IRS announced a “sweeping effort” to improve tax fairness. And that effort starts with going after the wealthiest tax-dodgers in the nation.


The IRS is prioritizing what it calls “cases in the High Wealth, High Balance Due Taxpayer Field.” These are taxpayers with incomes over $1 million who owe more than $250,000 in back taxes. The IRS estimates that there are about 1,600 individuals in this category.

There are other categories of taxpayers who will also be coming in for scrutiny:

  • Construction contractors who pay multiple subcontractors.
  • High-income earners who use foreign bank accounts.
  • Large transactions using digital currency.
Notice that none of these looks like the average taxpayer, or like that “small business person” who Grassley thinks they’ll be coming after with AK-15s. It’s also worth noting that these new funds are paying for accountants, who rarely do their math using semi-automatic rifles.

There’s a good reason that the IRS is checking up on these groups: Because they cheat. A lot.


Don't forget the real estate industry. Arguably the biggest cheaters of all. An entire RICO in and of itself.
Have ya got your buddy Al sharpton to pony up and pay his yet, why isn't he ever mentioned by you lefturds?
 
Here’s all you need to know about Republicans and back taxes: If Hunter Biden is behind on his taxes, it’s the worst crime in the world and worthy of a congressional probe spanning three House committees. If anyone else is dodging their taxes, that’s just smart.

Getting millionaires and billionaires to actually pony up what they owe requires the IRS to wade through pages of documentation created by the best tax-dodging attorneys on earth. This requires funding, so the Inflation Reduction Act added nearly $80 billion to IRS budgets over the next decade specifically so they could focus more attention on those who are taking home over $400,000. Republicans have done their best to raise the hysteria level, with Sen. Chuck Grassley going on Fox News to say, “Are they going to have a strike force that goes in with AK-15s already loaded, ready to shoot some small-business person in Iowa with these?”

Now we know why Republicans were really so frightened. On Friday, the IRS announced a “sweeping effort” to improve tax fairness. And that effort starts with going after the wealthiest tax-dodgers in the nation.


The IRS is prioritizing what it calls “cases in the High Wealth, High Balance Due Taxpayer Field.” These are taxpayers with incomes over $1 million who owe more than $250,000 in back taxes. The IRS estimates that there are about 1,600 individuals in this category.

There are other categories of taxpayers who will also be coming in for scrutiny:

  • Construction contractors who pay multiple subcontractors.
  • High-income earners who use foreign bank accounts.
  • Large transactions using digital currency.
Notice that none of these looks like the average taxpayer, or like that “small business person” who Grassley thinks they’ll be coming after with AK-15s. It’s also worth noting that these new funds are paying for accountants, who rarely do their math using semi-automatic rifles.

There’s a good reason that the IRS is checking up on these groups: Because they cheat. A lot.


Don't forget the real estate industry. Arguably the biggest cheaters of all. An entire RICO in and of itself.


There are more than enough IRS brown shirts to go after the Billionaires and millionaires....they need more agents to go after the middle class.
 
ya got your buddy Al sharpton to pony up and pay his yet, why isn't he ever mentioned by you lefturds?

If he owes money. They should go after his ass to. I play no favorites to tax cheats.

Pay your fucking taxes you dead beat piece of shit.

That goes for Al Sharpton
Hunter Biden
Donald Trump
Bill Gates
Exxon Mobil
Walmart
 
I'm not a Republican. We can address cheating by millionaires without spending an additional $80 billion dollars.
 
Conservative millionaires and billionaires already get audited 6 ways to Sunday over their taxes.

The intent of the Leftist proposals to increase the IRS's budget is to terrorize the common people. Waitresses and Walmart Associates, etc.
Nope. Not even close. Right wing misinformation is rampant.

 
Conservative millionaires and billionaires already get audited 6 ways to Sunday over their taxes.

The intent of the Leftist proposals to increase the IRS's budget is to terrorize the common people. Waitresses and Walmart Associates, etc.
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Here’s all you need to know about Republicans and back taxes: If Hunter Biden is behind on his taxes, it’s the worst crime in the world and worthy of a congressional probe spanning three House committees. If anyone else is dodging their taxes, that’s just smart.

Getting millionaires and billionaires to actually pony up what they owe requires the IRS to wade through pages of documentation created by the best tax-dodging attorneys on earth. This requires funding, so the Inflation Reduction Act added nearly $80 billion to IRS budgets over the next decade specifically so they could focus more attention on those who are taking home over $400,000. Republicans have done their best to raise the hysteria level, with Sen. Chuck Grassley going on Fox News to say, “Are they going to have a strike force that goes in with AK-15s already loaded, ready to shoot some small-business person in Iowa with these?”

Now we know why Republicans were really so frightened. On Friday, the IRS announced a “sweeping effort” to improve tax fairness. And that effort starts with going after the wealthiest tax-dodgers in the nation.


The IRS is prioritizing what it calls “cases in the High Wealth, High Balance Due Taxpayer Field.” These are taxpayers with incomes over $1 million who owe more than $250,000 in back taxes. The IRS estimates that there are about 1,600 individuals in this category.

There are other categories of taxpayers who will also be coming in for scrutiny:

  • Construction contractors who pay multiple subcontractors.
  • High-income earners who use foreign bank accounts.
  • Large transactions using digital currency.
Notice that none of these looks like the average taxpayer, or like that “small business person” who Grassley thinks they’ll be coming after with AK-15s. It’s also worth noting that these new funds are paying for accountants, who rarely do their math using semi-automatic rifles.

There’s a good reason that the IRS is checking up on these groups: Because they cheat. A lot.


Don't forget the real estate industry. Arguably the biggest cheaters of all. An entire RICO in and of itself.
behind on his taxes ? thats the weakest defense of the Biden crime family iv'e ever heard ! :auiqs.jpg:
 
If he owes money. They should go after his ass to. I play no favorites to tax cheats.

Pay your fucking taxes you dead beat piece of shit.

That goes for Al Sharpton
Hunter Biden
Donald Trump
Bill Gates
Exxon Mobil
Walmart
Yet you always call out republicans
 
Have ya got your buddy Al sharpton to pony up and pay his yet, why isn't he ever mentioned by you lefturds?

Al Sharpton's tax troubles happened in 2014. Why are you dredging up a 9 year old case. Can't you find anything more recent to go after Democrats over? This makes you look desperate.
 
Al Sharpton's tax troubles happened in 2014. Why are you dredging up a 9 year old case. Can't you find anything more recent to go after Democrats over? This makes you look desperate.
Because he still hasn't payed them, by the way the tax returns that you all had orgies about for Trump were from the same time you moronic twit
 
Because he still hasn't payed them, by the way the tax returns that you all had orgies about for Trump were from the same time you moronic twit

The difference being that Sharpton's taxes were made PUBLIC 9 years ago. Sharpton has paid all personal taxes owing to the IRS. But nice try.

 

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