While this may sound like the perennial pledges politicians make to pay for proposals by cutting “waste fraud and abuse,” many observers of the U.S. tax system argue that the IRS has been underfunded for years and that spending more on enforcement can yield significant returns on investment.
While this may sound like the perennial pledges politicians make to pay for proposals by cutting “waste fraud and abuse,” many observers of the U.S. tax system argue that the IRS has been underfunded for years and that spending more on enforcement can yield significant returns on investment.