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Thursday,
April 15, 2004 |
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You
must file; but understand?
Forms
even taxing to the IRS
Ugh,
tax day.
Did you remember to get your’s done?
Did you even understand what you were doing?
Unless you are a professional accountant, you probably
don’t. Even some IRS workers don’t understand
their own system.
It’s odd how the newspaper industry publishes newspapers
at a sixth grade reading level, while at the same time
we have a tax system that no one seems to understand.
What’s up with that?
You could call the IRS and ask for help. They’ll
do it and do it for free, too. But that isn’t even
always correct.
In the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, it was reported that
even the IRS themselves have problems and don’t understand
their own system.
And the American public is suppose to?
Please.
This system needs to be redone. Reworked. And revamped.
Something needs to be done about the tax codes so that
at least a majority of the population can understand how
it works.
If it is not the system that is the problem, then the
IRS needs to get people out there who know how to do it.
Not everyone is an accountant or the friend of an accountant.
Someone needs to help the people who don’t know what
they’re doing.
To be honest, people aren’t smart. Here in college,
we often think the person next to us isn’t too bright,
but even they made it into college. There is still a portion
of the population that didn’t make it to college.
And the IRS and government is expecting them to file their
own taxes?
The IRS has high hopes, very high hopes. |
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