Synonyms for irs
irs

Princeton's WordNet

1. Internal Revenue Service, IRSnoun

   the bureau of the Treasury Department responsible for tax collections

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1. • Agency

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1. List of paraphrases for "irs":

   rsi, sii, scif, pri, i.r.s., ifcs, dci, pi, iic, ri, sri

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1. List of known nicknames for "IRS":

   Jørund Kopren

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1. Howard Gleckman:

   I don't think any of the policymakers have given any thought to the practical implications of actually doing this. The IRS doesn't have the resources to do it.

2. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie:

   It is just disgraceful that we are sitting with a president who takes a victory lap for the worst economic growth in post-World War II history, imagine how many people I could fire from the IRS if you could do your taxes in 15 minutes.

3. Danny Werfel:

   We have years ahead of us where we will be 100% focused on building capacity for higher income individuals and corporations. During this time, the audit rates of average taxpayers will not increase, people who get W-2s or Social Security payments, or have a small business, should not be worried about some new wave of IRS audits. We’re taking that off the table.

4. Mick Mulvaney:

   Democrats are demanding that the IRS turn over the documents. That is not going to happen, and they know it. This is a political stunt.

5. Chuck Grassley:

   The IRS always seems to be able to find more resources when it wants to. Because of that, and because of non-taxpayer service activities, like union work on the taxpayer’s dime, the IRS deserves skepticism when it continuously seeks more money.