On the recordMarch 9, 2015
Wouldn't that money be better off in the hands of hardworking taxpayers instead of devoted to complying with our overly complicated tax code?
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congress.govWouldn't that money be better off in the hands of hardworking taxpayers instead of devoted to complying with our overly complicated tax code?
Hatch emphasizes the need for a simpler tax code to reduce compliance costs.
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