A government program made tax filing free and more efficient. Musk and DOGE may get rid of it anyway
- Mia Francis, a barista from Boston, completed her taxes in 45 minutes using the IRS Direct File program, which could provide her a $530 refund for a trip to Amsterdam this year.
- The IRS Direct File program allows tax filing for free and is currently available in 25 states, but its future is uncertain according to various sources, including former IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel.
- Critics argue the program is a waste of resources, as free tax preparation options already exist, although they can be complex.
- Democratic lawmakers and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent have expressed support for the program, stating that ending it would negatively impact everyday Americans.
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