Posted on Oct 29, 2021

Build Back Better Bill Supersizes IRS Auditing by $78 Billion

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(10/2021) “Democrats hope to use the proceeds from increased IRS enforcement to pay for their hundreds of billions in welfare and climate change spending. The Democrats had hoped to force financial institutions to transmit more of Americans’ banking information to the IRS to combat alleged tax evasion; however, they will opt instead for giving the IRS $78 billion to increase their enforcement power.”

Build Back Better Bill Supersizes IRS Auditing by $78 Billion

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Maj Robert Thornton

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So, basically this will equate to more audits for Republicans, especially those that are vocally sounding off opposing Bidens policies. It happened, as well, during the Obama regime. The only time I have been audited was when I wrote the President opposing his policies. Funny thing though, after 8 months, on an audit that was to be done in 90 days, it was returned saying no issues found.

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Maj Robert Thornton You are correct: First destroy lives and power of dissenting voices. Overall, It’s about complete authority being exerted over the United States by a [shadow, indiscernible] group of people. The upper and lower classes will have to be broken to do that. IMO, The powerful people we are allowed to see leading the charge against citizens’ prosperity, freedoms and rights are just the figureheads.
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SPC Terry Page

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Pretty much so Sgt (Join to see) you're spot-on. Call it what you will, The Bureaucracy, The Deep State...whatever!

Congress (elected Reps & Senators) have gotten so bad at producing bills (the actual creators are all lobbyists). The ones that pass enactment and become law are so vague (good for deniability) you cannot simply read a law and understand what it means.

All the detail congress leaves to the Agencies and Bureaus. They (congress) have yielded so much of their power away to the agencies we can never discover who is really running the show and making rules and regulations that should have been worked out by ELECTED members of congress.

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