Ariel
@Prolotario1
Tariff Revenue Requirements:
New Administrative Protocols?
New Accounting Procedures?
New Operational Oversight?
• Countries
• Companies
• Businesses
Revenues from these areas are going to be coming in by the billions.
Why fire or layoff IRS agents when you can issue new monetary policy to manage the wealth coming to America?
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Now on the other hand just for logistical purposes. This reversal aligns with a strategic recognition that abrupt staff reductions could create gaps in mission-critical functions, such as auditing corporations and managing complex financial inflows, thereby ensuring the agency can effectively oversee billions in expected revenues from tariffs on imports without compromising enforcement against tax evasion by large entities.
Why do I say this?
Who is now in charge of the IRS?
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Scott Bessent
If I have to spell this out people are really not researching & studying.
What is the one thing Scott Bessent wanted?
Import Duties?
You would be correct.
And how would this benefit us?
Domestic Manufacturing & Reduce National Bebt.
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How would or could this be done if they stick to the old model the IRS is known for?
Source(s):
https://x.com/Prolotario1/status/1959689862015009087
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