Tax revenue could drop by 10 percent amid turmoil at IRS
- Tax revenue is projected to decrease by more than 10 percent compared to 2024 by the April 15 deadline, according to The Washington Post.
- The IRS has already received 1.7% fewer returns than it had at the same time in 2024, indicating potential revenue issues.
- Due to staffing cuts enacted by President Donald Trump and his administration, taxpayer behavior is changing, with some skirting obligations.
- These changes risk a significant shortfall of over $500 billion in tax revenue, affecting essential government services, as noted by a recent report.
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IRS will lose millions as Trump and Musk scurry to cut taxes for rich pals
A new report released on Monday projects that the IRS is set to lose over $500 billion in tax revenue over the next tax season as a result of actions taken by President Donald Trump and his top ...
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