The Weaponization of the IRS By Biden: When the taxman comes knocking on your door, maybe now with gun drawn and at the ready, you can thank the Democrats for creating this situation.

cwp3420

When the taxman comes knocking on your door, maybe now with gun drawn and at the ready, you can thank the Democrats for creating this situation. The recently passed Inflation Reduction Act includes an $80 billion windfall for the Internal Revenue Service, in part to hire 87,000 new employees, some 70,000 of whom will be armed agents. That answers the question as to why the IRS was purchasing millions of rounds of ammunition.

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) noted: "Democrats are making the IRS bigger than the Pentagon, the Department of State, the FBI, and the Border Patrol COMBINED! Those IRS agents will come after you, not billionaires and big corporations!"

Meanwhile, Democrats and the Biden administration are trying to gaslight the American public again over the effect of nearly doubling the size of the IRS, claiming that it won't lead to an increasing number of audits for middle-class taxpayers. Yet Senate Democrats specifically v**ed against adding a clause that would have expressly prevented their bigger IRS from targeting taxpayers who make less than $400,000 annually.

Furthermore, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office calculated that at least $20 billion of the expected $204 billion tax revenue from the expanded IRS would come from taxpayers making less than $400,000 annually. So much for Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's claim last week that a bigger IRS "shall not be used to increase the share of small business or households below the $400,000 threshold that are audited." So much for Joe Biden's oft-repeated pledge to not gouge anyone below that income level.

But the cost of paying taxes has gotten more burdensome for the middle class, as it will take even more of their time, effort, and money for tax pr********n in an effort to avoid a now bigger and hungrier tax-tiger.

"The Inflation Reduction Act adds or expands a slew of special interest tax breaks and creates a parallel corporate tax structure based on financial statement income," contends Chris Edwards of the Cato Institute. "Those misguided changes would also increase tax compliance costs on the private sector." He further observes that taxpayers currently spend 6.5 billion hours a year on federal tax paperwork, which equates to 3.6 million workers working full-time — or, rather, needlessly wasting time — on an overly complex tax code. Now that the IRS has essentially doubled, just think how many more man hours will be wasted in seeking to ensure that one's tax return is done in compliance with ever-more-complicated laws.

As much as Biden and the Democrats will try to deny it, the realty is they have just dramatically increased and militarized the IRS, simply because they want more of your money to spend on their pet programs, such as their g***n e****y boondoggle. So, get ready to start paying.

Thomas Gallatin

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

cwp3420 wrote:

When the taxman comes knocking on your door, maybe now with gun drawn and at the ready, you can thank the Democrats for creating this situation. The recently passed Inflation Reduction Act includes an $80 billion windfall for the Internal Revenue Service, in part to hire 87,000 new employees, some 70,000 of whom will be armed agents. That answers the question as to why the IRS was purchasing millions of rounds of ammunition.

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) noted: "Democrats are making the IRS bigger than the Pentagon, the Department of State, the FBI, and the Border Patrol COMBINED! Those IRS agents will come after you, not billionaires and big corporations!"

Meanwhile, Democrats and the Biden administration are trying to gaslight the American public again over the effect of nearly doubling the size of the IRS, claiming that it won't lead to an increasing number of audits for middle-class taxpayers. Yet Senate Democrats specifically v**ed against adding a clause that would have expressly prevented their bigger IRS from targeting taxpayers who make less than $400,000 annually.

Furthermore, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office calculated that at least $20 billion of the expected $204 billion tax revenue from the expanded IRS would come from taxpayers making less than $400,000 annually. So much for Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's claim last week that a bigger IRS "shall not be used to increase the share of small business or households below the $400,000 threshold that are audited." So much for Joe Biden's oft-repeated pledge to not gouge anyone below that income level.

But the cost of paying taxes has gotten more burdensome for the middle class, as it will take even more of their time, effort, and money for tax pr********n in an effort to avoid a now bigger and hungrier tax-tiger.

"The Inflation Reduction Act adds or expands a slew of special interest tax breaks and creates a parallel corporate tax structure based on financial statement income," contends Chris Edwards of the Cato Institute. "Those misguided changes would also increase tax compliance costs on the private sector." He further observes that taxpayers currently spend 6.5 billion hours a year on federal tax paperwork, which equates to 3.6 million workers working full-time — or, rather, needlessly wasting time — on an overly complex tax code. Now that the IRS has essentially doubled, just think how many more man hours will be wasted in seeking to ensure that one's tax return is done in compliance with ever-more-complicated laws.

As much as Biden and the Democrats will try to deny it, the realty is they have just dramatically increased and militarized the IRS, simply because they want more of your money to spend on their pet programs, such as their g***n e****y boondoggle. So, get ready to start paying.

Thomas Gallatin

When the taxman comes knocking on your door, maybe... (show quote)

They deny reality because democrat v**ers are the stupidest living lifeform on earth 🌎 and believe anything and everything their gods say without question.
Notice democrats nearly 100% of the time v**e as a block. In primaries they have 1-2 candidates usually.

Fotoartist Loc: Detroit, Michigan

Biden said he wants 87,000 IRS agents to keep Americans from violating the law but not one to keep aliens from violating our borders.

lbrande

Fotoartist wrote:

Biden said he wants 87,000 IRS agents to keep Americans from violating the law but not one to keep aliens from violating our borders.

Or not one to assist in protecting our children's schools.

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

Fotoartist wrote:

Biden said he wants 87,000 IRS agents to keep Americans from violating the law but not one to keep aliens from violating our borders.

Sole purpose is to go after the democrats political opponents and use deadly force to destroy them if needed.

dlwhawaii Loc: Sunny Wailuku, Hawaii

cwp3420 wrote:

When the taxman comes knocking on your door, maybe now with gun drawn and at the ready, you can thank the Democrats for creating this situation. The recently passed Inflation Reduction Act includes an $80 billion windfall for the Internal Revenue Service, in part to hire 87,000 new employees, some 70,000 of whom will be armed agents. That answers the question as to why the IRS was purchasing millions of rounds of ammunition.

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) noted: "Democrats are making the IRS bigger than the Pentagon, the Department of State, the FBI, and the Border Patrol COMBINED! Those IRS agents will come after you, not billionaires and big corporations!"

Meanwhile, Democrats and the Biden administration are trying to gaslight the American public again over the effect of nearly doubling the size of the IRS, claiming that it won't lead to an increasing number of audits for middle-class taxpayers. Yet Senate Democrats specifically v**ed against adding a clause that would have expressly prevented their bigger IRS from targeting taxpayers who make less than $400,000 annually.

Furthermore, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office calculated that at least $20 billion of the expected $204 billion tax revenue from the expanded IRS would come from taxpayers making less than $400,000 annually. So much for Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's claim last week that a bigger IRS "shall not be used to increase the share of small business or households below the $400,000 threshold that are audited." So much for Joe Biden's oft-repeated pledge to not gouge anyone below that income level.

But the cost of paying taxes has gotten more burdensome for the middle class, as it will take even more of their time, effort, and money for tax pr********n in an effort to avoid a now bigger and hungrier tax-tiger.

"The Inflation Reduction Act adds or expands a slew of special interest tax breaks and creates a parallel corporate tax structure based on financial statement income," contends Chris Edwards of the Cato Institute. "Those misguided changes would also increase tax compliance costs on the private sector." He further observes that taxpayers currently spend 6.5 billion hours a year on federal tax paperwork, which equates to 3.6 million workers working full-time — or, rather, needlessly wasting time — on an overly complex tax code. Now that the IRS has essentially doubled, just think how many more man hours will be wasted in seeking to ensure that one's tax return is done in compliance with ever-more-complicated laws.

As much as Biden and the Democrats will try to deny it, the realty is they have just dramatically increased and militarized the IRS, simply because they want more of your money to spend on their pet programs, such as their g***n e****y boondoggle. So, get ready to start paying.

Thomas Gallatin

When the taxman comes knocking on your door, maybe... (show quote)

SOSDD. https://www.statesman.com/story/news/politics/politifact/2022/08/16/fact-check-is-biden-arming-up-the-irs/65403911007/

dlwhawaii Loc: Sunny Wailuku, Hawaii

Architect1776 wrote:

Sole purpose is to go after the democrats political opponents and use deadly force to destroy them if needed.

SOSDD. https://www.statesman.com/story/news/politics/politifact/2022/08/16/fact-check-is-biden-arming-up-the-irs/65403911007/

Triple G

That messaging is not taking hold and GOP will be minimized for not signing yes to lower prescription costs for seniors and better medical coverage for veterans.

Most middle and lower income earning citizens aren’t worried about audits.

thom w Loc: San Jose, CA

cwp3420 wrote:

When the taxman comes knocking on your door, maybe now with gun drawn and at the ready, you can thank the Democrats for creating this situation. The recently passed Inflation Reduction Act includes an $80 billion windfall for the Internal Revenue Service, in part to hire 87,000 new employees, some 70,000 of whom will be armed agents. That answers the question as to why the IRS was purchasing millions of rounds of ammunition.

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) noted: "Democrats are making the IRS bigger than the Pentagon, the Department of State, the FBI, and the Border Patrol COMBINED! Those IRS agents will come after you, not billionaires and big corporations!"

Meanwhile, Democrats and the Biden administration are trying to gaslight the American public again over the effect of nearly doubling the size of the IRS, claiming that it won't lead to an increasing number of audits for middle-class taxpayers. Yet Senate Democrats specifically v**ed against adding a clause that would have expressly prevented their bigger IRS from targeting taxpayers who make less than $400,000 annually.

Furthermore, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office calculated that at least $20 billion of the expected $204 billion tax revenue from the expanded IRS would come from taxpayers making less than $400,000 annually. So much for Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's claim last week that a bigger IRS "shall not be used to increase the share of small business or households below the $400,000 threshold that are audited." So much for Joe Biden's oft-repeated pledge to not gouge anyone below that income level.

But the cost of paying taxes has gotten more burdensome for the middle class, as it will take even more of their time, effort, and money for tax pr********n in an effort to avoid a now bigger and hungrier tax-tiger.

"The Inflation Reduction Act adds or expands a slew of special interest tax breaks and creates a parallel corporate tax structure based on financial statement income," contends Chris Edwards of the Cato Institute. "Those misguided changes would also increase tax compliance costs on the private sector." He further observes that taxpayers currently spend 6.5 billion hours a year on federal tax paperwork, which equates to 3.6 million workers working full-time — or, rather, needlessly wasting time — on an overly complex tax code. Now that the IRS has essentially doubled, just think how many more man hours will be wasted in seeking to ensure that one's tax return is done in compliance with ever-more-complicated laws.

As much as Biden and the Democrats will try to deny it, the realty is they have just dramatically increased and militarized the IRS, simply because they want more of your money to spend on their pet programs, such as their g***n e****y boondoggle. So, get ready to start paying.

Thomas Gallatin

When the taxman comes knocking on your door, maybe... (show quote)

If you breath deeply into a paper bag, it will help you with your hyperventilation.

Penny MG Loc: Fresno, Texas

dlwhawaii wrote:

SOSDD. https://www.statesman.com/story/news/politics/politifact/2022/08/16/fact-check-is-biden-arming-up-the-irs/65403911007/

you keep believe your l*****t fact checkers. They are liars as well.

redlegfrog

Fotoartist wrote:

Biden said he wants 87,000 IRS agents to keep Americans from violating the law but not one to keep aliens from violating our borders.

I believe this is his or his handlers privet army. What they will do with it is hard to say.

DEBJENROB Loc: DELRAY BEACH FL

cwp3420 wrote:

When the taxman comes knocking on your door, maybe now with gun drawn and at the ready, you can thank the Democrats for creating this situation. The recently passed Inflation Reduction Act includes an $80 billion windfall for the Internal Revenue Service, in part to hire 87,000 new employees, some 70,000 of whom will be armed agents. That answers the question as to why the IRS was purchasing millions of rounds of ammunition.

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) noted: "Democrats are making the IRS bigger than the Pentagon, the Department of State, the FBI, and the Border Patrol COMBINED! Those IRS agents will come after you, not billionaires and big corporations!"

Meanwhile, Democrats and the Biden administration are trying to gaslight the American public again over the effect of nearly doubling the size of the IRS, claiming that it won't lead to an increasing number of audits for middle-class taxpayers. Yet Senate Democrats specifically v**ed against adding a clause that would have expressly prevented their bigger IRS from targeting taxpayers who make less than $400,000 annually.

Furthermore, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office calculated that at least $20 billion of the expected $204 billion tax revenue from the expanded IRS would come from taxpayers making less than $400,000 annually. So much for Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's claim last week that a bigger IRS "shall not be used to increase the share of small business or households below the $400,000 threshold that are audited." So much for Joe Biden's oft-repeated pledge to not gouge anyone below that income level.

But the cost of paying taxes has gotten more burdensome for the middle class, as it will take even more of their time, effort, and money for tax pr********n in an effort to avoid a now bigger and hungrier tax-tiger.

"The Inflation Reduction Act adds or expands a slew of special interest tax breaks and creates a parallel corporate tax structure based on financial statement income," contends Chris Edwards of the Cato Institute. "Those misguided changes would also increase tax compliance costs on the private sector." He further observes that taxpayers currently spend 6.5 billion hours a year on federal tax paperwork, which equates to 3.6 million workers working full-time — or, rather, needlessly wasting time — on an overly complex tax code. Now that the IRS has essentially doubled, just think how many more man hours will be wasted in seeking to ensure that one's tax return is done in compliance with ever-more-complicated laws.

As much as Biden and the Democrats will try to deny it, the realty is they have just dramatically increased and militarized the IRS, simply because they want more of your money to spend on their pet programs, such as their g***n e****y boondoggle. So, get ready to start paying.

Thomas Gallatin

When the taxman comes knocking on your door, maybe... (show quote)

I guess you think we have a Constitution right to c***t on our taxes ....

letmedance Loc: Walnut, Ca.

thom w wrote:

If you breath deeply into a paper bag, it will help you with your hyperventilation.

If you wrap a Plastic bag bag over head and tie it off it will help you with your problem.

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

Triple G wrote:

That messaging is not taking hold and GOP will be minimized for not signing yes to lower prescription costs for seniors and better medical coverage for veterans.

Most middle and lower income earning citizens aren’t worried about audits.

True as they are sucking the system and not paying their fair share of living here and enjoying the liberties and freedoms still left as those of us who pay.

dlwhawaii Loc: Sunny Wailuku, Hawaii

Penny MG wrote:

you keep believe your l*****t fact checkers. They are liars as well.

So you keep saying, Red. Doesn't make it true.