I noted with interest that they made a request for an additional $1 billion over the next 2 fiscal years for additional capital expenditures. Yet, as we talked about, the monies that we have spent, and certainly as the clock is ticking and people are actually writing checks out tonight to put into an envelope to send to the Internal Revenue Service, my question is perhaps we should look to simplify the Tax Code rather than to invest additional of our tax monies into computer technology. Certainly computer technology is needed, but at the same time I think we need to look at paring down this very complex and complicated and massive Tax Code in an effort to provide some relief.
Kenny Hulshof: “I noted with interest that they made a request for an additional $1 billion over the next 2 fiscal years for additional…”
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Discussing IRS budget requests and the complexity of the Tax Code.
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