BackAgain
Neutronium Member & truth speaker #StopBrandon
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You know that merely repeating your original contention isn’t necessarily persuasive in any ensuing discussion, right?Which is part of the problem for sure. And with fewer people looking for those that actually cheat, it makes it easier to get away with it.
I doubt that. Not about your case or the back log. But I don’t believe that the alleged tax cheats constitute the majority of time spent by agents or by adjudicating-officials.The people hurt the most are people like me that cannot even get a ruling on their case due to the backlog.
I think what bogs down the IRS involves many things. For example:
A. It is too massive a bureaucracy and they have a tendency to work on perpetuating themselves. That leaves less time for the actual agenda of any bureaucracy.
B. Minutia. When both sides need to wade through the gibberish in our tax regulations in detail to find some explanation-for or objection-to a claimed exemption or deduction [as to maybe every line in a tax return], the amount of time each agent or officer has to expend on that one case translates into time s/he cannot spend on other cases. The imbecility of over 70 THOUSAND pages of IRS Rules and Regs cannot be overstated.
C. The fact that it is being used for political purposes rather than just it’s intended purpose. If it exists at all, the intended purpose of the IRS is to collect taxes. Period. Yet we all see the reality that the IRS is being used for a variety of other reasons (like to promote this cause or that; provide exceptions which amount to benefits to the few; to punish those who vocally and effectively oppose the current regime; etc).