
The IRS is set to significantly increase its audit activities, with a 3x increase for corporations with assets over $250 million, a 10x increase for partnerships with assets over $10 million, and a 50% increase for high-income earners with incomes exceeding $10 million. This move follows the agency's receipt of a $60 billion funding bump through the Inflation Reduction Act, aimed at enhancing capabilities and addressing issues like outdated technology and low audit rates. Additionally, the IRS has requested an additional $20 billion from Congress to hire 14,000 more employees. These measures are part of an 18-month plan to improve tax compliance and ensure that wealthy individuals and large corporations pay their fair share of taxes.
The 0.01% should pay their fair share. We need a fairer tax code that closes loopholes for billionaires and corporations.
“The idea that billionaires should pay a minimum amount of income tax is not a radical idea. What is radical is continuing to allow the wealthiest people in the world to pay a smaller percentage in income tax than nearly everybody else.” https://t.co/zHaYpBxdU1
‘Absurd!’: US Billionaires Pay Lower Tax Rate Than Working Class for First Time https://t.co/tNPxk49jyE https://t.co/yD8ja7SH13








