A novel idea is emerging in America but corporate owned politicians are having another food fight over whether or not a new tax reality should be the way of life in America. On Tuesday, House Republicans introduced legislation that would otherwise kill off the IRS entirely and instead introduce a consumption tax in place of personal payroll and other taxes. Killing off the IRS has long been a GOP goal with most critics citing because that the GOP wants to protect the uber-rich and those in which often get away with avoiding taxes.
“Cosponsoring this Georgia-made legislation was my first act as a Member of Congress and is, fittingly, the first bill I am introducing in the 118th Congress,” Representative Carter said in a press release.
The Office of Management and Budget also had allot to say about the quest to abolish the IRS and rescind more than $80B in funding sete to go to the agency over the course of the next 10 years.
“With their first economic legislation of the new Congress, House Republicans are making clear that their top economic priority is to allow the rich and multi-billion dollar corporations to skip out on their taxes, while making life harder for ordinary, middle-class families that pay the taxes they owe,” the federal agency asserted in a statement Monday.
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