How to Close the Tax Gap
IRS Commissioner Mark Everson unveiled the outlines of a new plan to address the $345 billion gap between taxes owed and those paid in testimony before a Senate subcommittee Tuesday. It calls for simplified tax laws, computer upgrades, research into the causes of tax evasion, and better taxpayer service. The National Treasury Employees Union has a simpler proposal: Hire more enforcement employees.
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