IRS hiring armed agents willing to use ‘deadly force’

[OccamsRazor]

How exactly would you do that?

Fairly simple. Congress acts to change tax codes to include entries on tax forms for non-returnable donations. Could be slid in right below the line that asks if you want to over pay taxes.
Its not rocket science but, obviously something your Progbot hypocrite master multi-millionaires do not want to address.

 

[StmarysCity79]

Fairly simple. Congress acts to change tax codes to include entries on tax forms for non-returnable donations. Could be slid in right below the line that asks if you want to over pay taxes.
Its not rocket science but, obviously something your Progbot hypocrite master multi-millionaires do not want to address.

That not what she said, She said they could overpay their taxes.

You are describing changing the tax code. Which can be done. but is not the same.

Educating yourself is easy.

Please try.

 

[Kyle]

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Every word you type.

 

[OccamsRazor]

That not what she said, She said they could overpay their taxes.

You are describing changing the tax code. Which can be done. but is not the same.

Educating yourself is easy.

Please try.

You asked how. I provided a way how. Pretty simple.
Perhaps you should educate yourself on how to present a question properly before that question is adequately answered and then you cry about it because you didn't ask the correct question in the first place.

 

[GURPS]

The group, which includes actor Mark Ruffalo and Disney heir Abigail Disney, argues that the rich aren't paying their fair share, allowing them to become even richer while inequality widens across the globe.

VIRTUAL SIGNALING ... They CAN STROKE A CHECK TO THE IRS Anytime they feel too rich

 

[GURPS]

How exactly would you do that?

Dumbass

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[PeoplesElbow]

How exactly would you do that?

Obviously you've never over paid your taxes. The IRS automatically gives you are refund and deposits it in your account if you use direct deposit.

But i guess you have to earn money to know these things not be a drain on the system like you.

You don't take deductions you are allowed. I deduct my mortgage interest, If I wanted to I could take the standard deduction instead, this would give the government an extra 5k, but then again I'm not a self important douche claiming I should be taxed more.

I bet your ass if they were taxed more they would whine about it.

 

[BOP]

Good. Mobsters and drug dealers are dangerous. They should be armed to deal with tax cheats like Al Capone.

I thought you backed the BLUE?

You spelled Al Sharpton wrong.


Also, those in power in Evil DC don't care about "mobsters and drug dealers." Politicians are getting kickbacks at the organized crime level - that is, at the highest level of those organizations - to allow drug, human, and weapons trafficking. Anything, anyone below the highest levels is just part of the deal. Plus, it keeps ordinary citizens on edge and in fear; makes them easier to control.

 

[BOP]

THIS was the part that baffled me ...

According to IRS data, more than half of the audits performed in 2021 targeted taxpayers making less than $75,000 per year, as reported by The Washington Post. Additionally, over 40 percent of audits were aimed at taxpayers who received the earned income tax credit, which is a measure to help reduce poverty.

Now, aside from the fact that persons making that little often owe very little tax, the people getting the earned income tax credit owe NO tax, and this could only be catching FRAUD (and having done a tax season, yeah, it's there). Sending armed IRS agents after drug dealers isn't going to happen - for one thing, it's doubtful they keep their W-2s or other tax records, and secondly, if they KNEW where all the drug dealers lived and operated, sending IRS agents is crazy.

So what I see is a case of penny wise, pound foolish, because I don't see how you pay tens of thousands of IRS agents to collect a few hundred or thousand dollars here and there.

There's at least one solution that avoids all this "lost revenue", and that's a national sales tax - and a slow elimination of income tax. Although the very rich can operate quite handily on zero income, they still spend money like the rest of us.

Another nudge in creating an atmosphere of fear, leading to greater control over average citizens. The powers that be don't care about their own kind; that is, criminals. In fact, they use criminals in creating that permanent angst that allows them to control ordinary people.

 

[Louise]

You spelled Al Sharpton wrong.


Also, those in power in Evil DC don't care about "mobsters and drug dealers." Politicians are getting kickbacks at the organized crime level - that is, at the highest level of those organizations - to allow drug, human, and weapons trafficking. Anything, anyone below the highest levels is just part of the deal. Plus, it keeps ordinary citizens on edge and in fear; makes them easier to control.

and

 

[Hijinx]

Just what and why does an IRS agent or associate need with a weapon?
We have Police that will go with them if they have a violent tax cheat to deal with.

 

[Kyle]

Just what and why does an IRS agent or associate need with a weapon?
We have Police that will go with them if they have a violent tax cheat to deal with.

If you turn every government agency into an armed enforcement resource, you've increased your chances of defeating any resistance.

Why Are Federal Bureaucrats Buying Guns And Ammo? $158 Million Spent By Non-Military Agencies

Updated figures on guns and ammunition purchased by the Internal Revenue Service, Health and Human Services, Veterans Affairs, Education Dept., Social Security Administration, Small Business Administration, the EPA and other paper-pushing administrative agencies.

www.forbes.com

1) The 2,300 Special Agents at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) are allowed to carry AR-15’s, P90 tactical rifles, and other heavy weaponry. Recently, the IRS armed up with $1.2 million in new ammunition. This was in addition to the $11 million procurement of guns, ammunition, and military-style equipment procured between 2006-2014.

2) The Small Business Administration (SBA) spent tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars to load its gun locker with Glocks last year. The SBA wasn’t alone – the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service modified their Glocks with silencers.

3) The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has a relatively new police force. In 1996, the VA had zero employees with arrest and firearm authority. Today, the VA has 3,700 officers, armed with millions of dollars’ worth of guns and ammunition including AR-15's, Sig Sauer handguns, and semi-automatic pistols.

4) Meanwhile, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) agents carry the same sophisticated weapons platforms used by our Special Forces military warriors. The HHS gun locker is housed in a new “National Training Operations Center” – a facility at an undisclosed location within the DC beltway.

 

[Kyle]

https://www.cnn.com/2014/09/23/politics/auditors-guns/index.html

Why did the USDA buy submachine guns?​

 

[GURPS]

https://www.cnn.com/2014/09/23/politics/auditors-guns/index.html

Why did the USDA buy submachine guns?​

all of those violent meat and grain smugglers

 

[Gilligan]

You do know that site is satire correct?

Not the Bee is a humor-based news, opinion, and entertainment site from the creators of The Babylon Bee and Disrn.

No it isn't. Not The Bee is a news and twitter post aggregator that adds their own take on some of it. Babylon Bee is the all-satire source, although they've been having trouble recently with so many of their outrageous satire pieces coming true. Gone are the days when they were only concerned about the satire competition from the Onion and CNN.

Some "satire and humor" from one of today's Not The Bee feeds...just for a moron like you to laff at:

https://notthebee.com/article/25000...s-more-than-100-wildfires-rage-across-alberta

 

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...

How they did it in 1955 . . . .

Also, how do they justify taxing people when there is what is called minimum "wage" laws? They aren't written as minimum income laws.

How? Through ignorance. Wages are not taxable, income is.

 

[stgislander]

For your consideration ...

How they did it in 1955 . . . .

Also, how do they justify taxing people when there is what is called minimum "wage" laws? They aren't written as minimum income laws.

How? Through ignorance. Wages are not taxable, income is.


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