One of the things that you see when you read Project 2025 is not just the racist dog whistles, but some ideas that were exactly lifted from some of the most extreme white supremacists ever.
Department of the Treasury
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… Inflation Reduction Act contains a radical $80 billion expansion of the IRS—enough to double the size of its … this policy, the IRS will become much more intrusive and impose still greater costs on the American people. Chapter Department of the Treasury Page number … - page 699
… For example, it has proposed creating a comprehensive financial account information reporting regime that would apply to all business and personal accounts with more than $600. Banks would be required to collect the taxpayer … - page 699
… Management. The IRS has approximately 81000 - 9979 Management. The IRS has approximately 81,000 employees.*° Of … only two are presidential appointments—the Commissioner and the Chief Counsel.*” As a practical matter, it is … - page 699
… For the IRS to change and - 9980 For the IRS to change and become more accountable, more transparent, and better … - page 699
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