Let me take you on a tour, starting with the IRS cafeteria,” she tweeted. Mostly for enforcement, as you've prob heard—but some of the $$ will also go toward upgrading the agency's IT. Let me take you on a tour, starting with the IRS cafeteria https://t.co/mB3FkBIheh pic.twitter.com/2ZGwqOBc0r — Catherine Rampell (@crampell) August 9, 2022The reporter continued, “Yes, that’s a cafeteria in IRS’s Austin office. If you think Americans believe $80 BILLION & 87,000 NEW IRS agents means they’ll start doing the “cafeteria paperwork” & not CONTINUE to come after the middle/lower class, I have a bridge to sell you…. Proponents of a flat tax contend it could solve the whole issue with a fraction of that $80 billion.

Source: Washington Post August 10, 2022 18:39 UTC