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Republicans’ Assault on IRS Resources Gives Away Their Fake Populist Game
Democrats broke the cycle with the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act signed by President Joe Biden. The law, which passed both the ...
Opinion: The IRS faces more cuts under Trump. Here are three ways that could hurt the economy
Donald Trump's election with Republican majorities in Congress likely means less funding for tax enforcement. That will hurt ...
Other voices: Reducing the IRS enforcement budget is bad policy
The fantasy that some political actors painted of armed IRS agents going door-to-door clawing away families’ hard-earned cash ...
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3 Ways Retirees on a Budget Can Get Help Filing Their Taxes
Free and low-cost tax preparation services can ease the stress for retirees living on a fixed income during tax season.
The IRS is about to lose $20 billion in funding unless 1 thing happens soon — here’s what needs to be done and why that’s a problem for all Americans
When the IRS starts asking for money, many Americans get nervous. This time, though, the Internal Revenue Service isn’t ...
Congress stripped IRS of another $20 billion in government shutdown fight
Republican lawmakers have now clawed back half the investment the Biden administration made in the tax agency.
Republicans quietly cut IRS funding by $20 billion in bill to avert government shutdown
The GOP assault on the revenue collecting agency's funding could exacerbate wait times and balloon the deficit ...
Republicans strip IRS of another $20b in government shutdown fight
Biden and congressional Democrats gave the IRS $80 billion in the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, but Congress rescinded $20 ...
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Republicans Just Slashed IRS Funding In Shutdown Deal
Republicans have long targeted the tax agency, and their cuts will hurt its efforts to go after rich tax evaders and improve the IRS’s functionality. It’s their second successful cut from President ...
Editorial: IRS cuts make Uncle Sam lose money — Reducing the enforcement budget is bad policy
For a brief moment, the IRS had the full breadth of resources it needed to investigate wealthy tax cheats, courtesy of ...
Republicans succeed in clawing back more IRS tax-cheat enforcement funds. For now.
The IRS estimates there will be 8,000 fewer audits of wealthy taxpayers and businesses though 2029 without the sidelined $20.2 billion.