pknopp
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Do you want trump to slash spending by 1 trillion in next years budget?
No, this budget.
Or reduce spending gradually over time?
It isn't going to happen.
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Do you want trump to slash spending by 1 trillion in next years budget?
Or reduce spending gradually over time?
No, this budget.
Now you are blowing smoke
You wont support any deficit reduction that trump proposes
Dont wait for trumpIf he actually proposes any we will see. Don't hold your breath.
Tax billionaires? It's a radical idea I know but let's just give it a try and see what happens....Dont wait for trump
Lets hear your plan now
Dont wait for trump
Lets hear your plan now
There are 500 billionaires in AmericaTax billionaires? It's a radical idea I know but let's just give it a try and see what happens....
There are 500 billionaires in America
If you could take a billion from each one thats only half a trillion of a one trillion defecit
10% is too much to cut in one year10% across the board.
The billionaires will take their money and runAlong with actual cuts, it's a good start.
The billionaires will take their money and run
America’s economy leads the world because we let people be rich instead of confiscating wealth
Why are we limiting ourselves to only taking a billion each from them?There are 500 billionaires in America
If you could take a billion from each one thats only half a trillion of a one trillion defecit
We should get rid of the IRS completely and use some other method to collect taxes which doesn't involve a bloated government bureaucracy of filing tax returns. No one anywhere likes to file tax returns.After mass firings, the IRS is poised to close audits of wealthy taxpayers
Some audits of rich individuals and corporations are at immediate risk of being closed prematurely without action due to a lack of personnel to complete them, according to several current employees at the tax agency. The handful of imperiled audits that agents described in general terms to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists could amount to millions of lost dollars in public revenue from wealthy people and corporations, although agents said this likely represents only a sliver of the agency’s lost revenue stemming from the firings.
“All of a sudden, these cases are going to be closed and we’re going to look like idiots,” said a senior revenue agent, who works within the IRS’s Large Business & International Division, which audits the country’s wealthiest taxpayers. “There is no one left to work them. The remaining agents have full caseloads.”
Seems pretty obvious that this was the point, don't you think?
Protect the billionaires at all costsFuck the little guy, he doesn't matter.
See ya.
Until the debt comes due and it will.
We have a serious overspending problem that higher taxes cant solveCutting people that investigate tax fraud isn’t helping that.
This isn’t about tax increases. It’s about rooting out tax fraud. Now you don’t want to find fraud? Really?We have a serious overspending problem higher taxes cant solve
We have a serious overspending problem that higher taxes cant solve
In return I say people should take shoplifting as the new national sport if this happens
"according to several current employees at the tax agency." "could amount to millions of lost dollars in public revenue"After mass firings, the IRS is poised to close audits of wealthy taxpayers
Some audits of rich individuals and corporations are at immediate risk of being closed prematurely without action due to a lack of personnel to complete them, according to several current employees at the tax agency. The handful of imperiled audits that agents described in general terms to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists could amount to millions of lost dollars in public revenue from wealthy people and corporations, although agents said this likely represents only a sliver of the agency’s lost revenue stemming from the firings.
“All of a sudden, these cases are going to be closed and we’re going to look like idiots,” said a senior revenue agent, who works within the IRS’s Large Business & International Division, which audits the country’s wealthiest taxpayers. “There is no one left to work them. The remaining agents have full caseloads.”
Seems pretty obvious that this was the point, don't you think?
Protect the billionaires at all costsFuck the little guy, he doesn't matter.
I doThis isn’t about tax increases. It’s about rooting out tax fraud. Now you don’t want to find fraud? Really?