Actually, none. The Democratic Congress last year passed up an opportunity to close the tax gap, failing to fund IRS enforcement efforts, and passed bills that would actually expand the tax gap.
Discussing the Democratic Congress's actions regarding tax policy and IRS enforcement.
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