Treasury Says Top 1% Dodge $163 Billion In Taxes Annually, Calls For Increased IRS Funding
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
56% : In order to begin increasing compliance from the top, the Treasury highlights the need for new IRS personnel, training and access to information on opaque income sources used to evade taxation.53% : "The Administration's proposals call for significantly increasing the IRS budget, specifically $80 billion of investment over the coming ten years in enforcement, IT, and taxpayer services generating an estimated $320 billion in additional tax collections over the next ten years," Sarin wrote.
42% : The Treasury Department released a new report on Wednesday that shows how the top 1% of earners in the United States are dodging $168 billion in taxes annually.
38% : According to its findings, the difference in taxes owed and collected is $600 billion annually in unreported taxation and $7 trillion of lost revenue across the next decade.
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