I feel like the fundamental problem with revenue-through-enforcement is that the US already has fairly high voluntary compliance rates. It's unclear how much higher it can really get unless we've been measuring the tax gap completely wrong for decades.
I feel like the fundamental problem with revenue-through-enforcement is that the US already has fairly high voluntary compliance rates. It's unclear how much higher it can really get unless we've been measuring the tax gap completely wrong for decades.
I feel like the fundamental problem with revenue-through-enforcement is that the US already has fairly high voluntary compliance rates. It's unclear how much higher it can really get unless we've been measuring the tax gap completely wrong for decades.