THE USA, ALL IS ALWAYS WELL, THEY SAY WHILE EVERY COUNTRY IS NOT! PROBLEMS GET BURIED UNDER THE CARPET.

[Serge Pierre-Pierre]

NOVEMBER 25,2022

IN THE USA, ALL IS ALWAYS WELL, THEY SAY WHILE IN EVERY OTHER COUNTRY IT IS NOT!!!!!  BUT, WHAT THEY DO NOT TELL, IS THAT IN THE USA, PROBLEMS GET BURIED UNDER THE CARPET. 

 

THE POPULATION DOES NOT KNOW AND PROBABLY DOES CARE ABOUT WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON AS LONG AS THEY RECEIVE THEIR PAYCHECKS REGULARLY.

WE, HAITIANS, HAVE TO HELP OURSELVES BY LETTING THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY AND SPECIALLY THE USA, KNOW WHAT WE REALLY NEED AND THE KIND OF ASSISTANCE WE ARE LOOKING FOR.

1) DO WE WANT THEIR HELP TO RESTORE PEACE AND SECURITY?

2) DO WE WANT THEM TO HELP US GET RID OF THE FEUDAL COMMERCIAL CLASS COMPOSED IN HIS MAJORITY OF FOREIGNERS WHICH HAITI WELCOMED AND WHO ARE TODAY ITS WORSE ENEMY?

3) DO WE KNOW EXACTLY THE KIND OF ASSISTANCE WE WANT FOR HAITI ALONG WITH WELL-PLANNED PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS THAT WILL ENABLE US TO BRING WELL-NEEDED CHANGES AND THE FINANCIAL CAPITAL NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THEM AND THE SOURCES OF THE FINANCING WHETHER IT BE :

i)  BETWEEN 60% -70% FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY ;

ii) THE BALANCE 40%-30% FROM HAITI'S OWN FUNDS AND DEBTS ISSUANCE ;

4) WILL HAITI STOP UTILIZING ALL OF ITS FUNDS, AS USUAL, TO PAY EMPLOYEES,THEREFORE REMAINING A WELFARE STATE???

HAITI NE PEUT PLUS SE PERMETTRE LE LUXE D'UTILISER LA MAJORITÉ DE SES REVENUS POUR PAYER DES PARESSEUX, DES KALE-WÈS QUI SONT SONT ET FONT PLUS GRAND MALHEUR.

SI VOUS ÊTES VRAIMENT UN PEUPLE INTELLIGENT, FIER COMME VOUS LE PRÉTENDEZ, QUOIQUE QU'AVEC LE "BONDA SHIRE",

PROUVEZ QUE VOUS L'ÊTES VRAIMENT EN :

1) CESSANT DE MENDIER,

2) D'ACCEPTER QU'ON VOUS CRÂCHE CONSTAMMENT AU VISAGE ;

3) QU'ON VOUS FORCE, EN RETOUR DE L'ASSISTANCE, Á MANGER LEURS EXCRÉMENTS.

LA DÉCENTRALISATION IMMÉDIATE DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE D'HAITI EN :

A) ÉTABLISSANT UN BUDGET P0UR CHACUNE DES 573 SECTIONS COMMUNALES ;

B) ÉTABLISANNT UN BUDGET POUR CHACUNE DES 140 COMMUNES ;

C) ÉTABLISSANT LE BUDGET DU GOUVERNEMENT CENTRAL QUI INCLUERA,ENTRE AUTRES, LE BUDGET DES COMMUNES ET DES SECTIONS COMMUNALES.

UNE FOIS QUE LES "FAUX SAVE, PLEINS D'EUX/ELLES MÊMES" DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE D'HAITI AURONT FAIT LES TRAVAUX PRÉLIMINAIRES NÉCESSAIRES QUI S'IMPOSENT, LA COMMUNAUTÉ HAITIENNE DE L'EXTÉRIEUR TOLÈRERA DE "TWOUSE KÒLÈT", KALE KÒN" PAS SI VOUS AGISSEZ EN PARASITES AU COMPTE DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE.

AUTREMENT, VOUS AUTRES DE LA CLASSE INTELLECTUELLE HAITIENNE DE L'INTÉRIEUR, DEMEUREREZ CES PARASITES, CES SOUF NAN TYOU, CES JOBBERS DONT EST COMPOSÉE LA RÉPUBLIQUE ENTIÈRE D'HAITI DEPUIS NOTRE TENDRE ENFANCE.

DIANTRE!! 

CLASSE MOYENNE PAUVRE ET Á 5% ALPHABÈTE AUJOURD'HUI,

LAISSEZ DONC SOUFFLER ENFIN LA MAJORITÉ DE LA POPULATION ANALFABÈTE - Á DESSEIN - DEPUIS L'INDÉPENDANCE.

C'EST LA VÉRITÉ CAR MOINS LA POPULATION EST INSTRUITE, PLUS VOTRE VALEUR MARCHANDE AUGMENTERA ET PLUS VOUS CONTINUEREZ DE MONOPOLISER LA FORTE MAJORITÉ DES EMPLOIS DE LA FONCTION PUBLIQUE EN HAITI ET CONTINUERAI DE NÉGLIGER L'ESPRIT D'ENTREPRENARIAT.

SE PA SERYE KE, AN AYITI DEPI NOU TE PITI,

1) KE SE ARAB AK

2) KÈK LÒT GRENN AYISYEN (TI NWÈ NWÈ PWOFITÈ, SITIRÈZ)

KI KENBE TOUT KOMÈS LAN PAYI DAYITI ET KE NOU MENM ENTELEKTYÈL KOMOKYÈL FLATÈ, AP NICHE DA DA YO NÈT AL KOLE.

SO HAITIENS, HAITIENNES, RÉVEILLEZ-VOUS! RÉVEILLEZ LE PEUPLE DE SA LÉTHARGIE QUI L'EMPCHE D'ASPIRER Á UNE VIE ACTIVE QUI NE SERA PLUS RESTREINTE AUX SIMPLES :

MANGER, BOIRE, DORMIR,VOYE KOUT FOUK E GWÒS MEDAM YO KI PA KAPAB NI PA VLE FÈ OTREAMN PASKE YO KONTINYE AP KRÈ LAN GASON PARESE E EKSPLWATÈ AYISYEN.

MALE EPI TOU, PA FÈ BOUCH MWEN SPP LONG.

POUR UNE HAITI REGORGEANT D'ÉLÉMENTS DIGNES D'ÊTRE SES CITOYENS ET SES CITOYENNES CAR ILS/ELLES NE SERONT PLUS CES DAMNÉS DE LA TERRE "DRIVAYAN PARTOU DANS LE MONDE ENTIER" SANS BOUSSOLE ET SANS HONTE (SIN VERGUENZA).

PATRIOTIQUEMENT, FRATERNELLEMENT,

SERGE           

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The IRS says its 87,000 new hires could help collect as much as $1 trillion — by forcing tax cheats to pay up. But will more 'fire-breathing dragons' really do the trick?

Serah Louis

Fri, November 25, 2022 at 7:00 AM

The IRS says its 87,000 new hires could help collect as much as $1 trillion — by forcing tax cheats to pay up. But will more 'fire-breathing dragons' really do the trick?

Get ready, ultra-wealthy Americans: President Joe Biden wants you to start paying your share.

Through the Inflation Reduction Act, Biden plans to increase funding for the IRS to help the agency catch sneaky tax evaders — especially those high-earners who love to find loopholes around the law.

A Treasury Department report from May 2021 estimates the extra money would allow the agency to hire around 87,000 new employees — which could include revenue agents and customer service and IT staff — by 2031.

Advocates believe the increased funding could raise as much as $1 trillion by forcing tax cheats to pay their dues, especially after years of budget cuts have gutted the system.

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However some critics worry the increased scrutiny on taxpayers could backfire in a big way.

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The IRS desperately needs the support

The $80 billion in funding spread over the next 10 years will help the IRS modernize its infrastructure, increase enforcement and replace its aging workforce (50,000 of the IRS’s 80,000 workers are expected to leave in the next five years).

The agency has reportedly been underfunded by about 20% for a decade — leading it to cut back on both staff and technology updates.

Bogged down by a processing system that’s more than half a century old and a backlog that includes millions of unprocessed paper filings, the IRS has been in need of more resources and support for a while.

The customer service department has been woefully short-staffed as well. During the 2022 filing season, the IRS received around 73 million phone calls from taxpayers — but only 10% were actually answered.

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"The combination of more than 21 million unprocessed paper tax returns, more than 14 million math error notices, eight-month backlogs in processing taxpayer correspondence, and extraordinary difficulty reaching the IRS by phone made this filing season particularly challenging," national taxpayer advocate Erin M. Collins wrote in her midyear report to Congress.

On top of these issues, former IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig estimated in 2021 that the agency is losing $1 trillion in unpaid taxes each year — particularly due to evasion from the rich and big businesses. He also indicated they could be slipping through the cracks in part due to the lightly regulated cryptocurrency market, foreign source income and abuse of pass-through provisions.

Rettig has long pushed for increased funding “to bring on the fire-breathing dragons” to take cheaters to task.

Could bolstering enforcement do more harm than good?

Supporters argue the funding will help close the “tax gap” by helping catch more evaders.

From the total $80 billion, $45.6 billion has been allotted for increased enforcement — which will go toward hiring more enforcement agents, providing legal support and investing in “investigative technology” to determine who should or shouldn’t be audited.

But not everyone is thrilled with the news.

“They’re not going to get this ‘magic money,’” Brian Reardon told Bloomberg. Reardon is the president of the S Corporation Association, which represents small, privately-owned businesses that pass taxes onto their shareholders.

“If you dial up enforcement on people who are otherwise following the rules and paying what they owe, you create resentment and anger. You undermine people’s confidence in the tax system.”

However, the Biden administration maintains that the increased enforcement will be focused on the ultra wealthy and large corporations, and isn’t intended for small businesses or households who earn less than $400,000 a year.

Research from the Department of Treasury indicates that the top 1% of Americans could be dodging as much as $163 billion in taxes each year.

That being said, while Eli Akhavan, a partner at Steptoe & Johnson in New York, expects audits will go up, he’s been telling his wealthy clients they “have nothing to worry about other than some headaches,” provided they’re following good advice and have their “ducks in a row.”

“If there’s nothing to find, there’s nothing to find,” Akhavan says.

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