On the recordApril 12, 2016
Is it not enough that we collect the taxes we do from our neighbors, that we must also spend more of their resources complying with the Tax Code itself?
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congress.govIs it not enough that we collect the taxes we do from our neighbors, that we must also spend more of their resources complying with the Tax Code itself?
Goodlatte questions the complexity of the Tax Code and its burden on citizens.
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