But the IRS focusing more on wealthy individuals and big corporations just seems like it's playing into the narrative that success should be penalized. Sure, ensuring that everyone pays their fair share is important, but significantly increasing audits on the wealthy and corporations could stifle economic growth and innovation. What's more, the whole angle on correcting racial disparities sounds like a slippery slope. While I am all for fairness and equality, I am skeptical about how the IRS plans to adjust their algorithms without potentially introducing new biases or compromising taxpayer privacy. The focus should be on simplifying the tax code to make compliance easier and more straightforward for everyone, rather than ramping up audits and potentially alienating certain groups. It's crucial that in striving for equity, we don't end up infringing on individual liberties or discouraging the entrepreneurial spirit that drives the economy.
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A “fair share” is 0 dollars. Taxation is theft.