What’s Next for Trump’s IRS?
- The Trump administration's plan could cut the IRS workforce by half, enabling an additional $30 million in daily tax evasion by the ultra-rich, according to an analysis by Oxfam America.
- Oxfam America notes that lost IRS capacity could result in $395 billion in federal revenue loss over ten years, mainly affecting ordinary taxpayers.
- Mass firings may result in $395 billion in lost federal revenue over ten years, with the top 1% responsible for a significant portion of this, as reported by the Yale Budget Lab.
- Rebecca Riddell from Oxfam America stated, "While the rest of us dutifully file our taxes, ultra-wealthy tax cheats drain over a half a billion a day from the public coffers.
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