Tax DODGER Act
The Treasury Department would be required to publish an annual public report detailing unpaid taxes and unfiled tax returns among current and retired federal civilian workers and military personnel. The report will show the total amount of money owed, the delinquency rate, and the number of non-filers for each group, broken down by individual federal agency. Individuals who have set up an approved payment plan to pay off their tax debt will not be counted as delinquent in the report.
Who it helps · who it burdens.
Who it helps
- Public and taxpayersGain access to an annual public report detailing tax delinquency rates and unfiled tax return statistics for current and retired federal employees broken down by agency.
Who it burdens
- Department of the TreasuryMust prepare, submit to congressional committees, and post online an annual report detailing tax delinquency rates, balances owed, and unfiled returns among current and retired federal civilian and military personnel across agencies.
The provisions, in plain language.
Requires the Department of the Treasury to publish an annual public online report and submit it to Congress detailing current and retired federal civilian and military personnel who owe delinquent taxes or have unfiled tax returns, including total balances owed, delinquency rates, and breakdowns by federal agency.
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How it moved.
- Read twice and referred to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
- Introduced in Senate