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Old 01-26-2020 | 07:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Denny Crane
Why would the IRS not agree to the Plan being optional? If they don't and it applies to everyone then that will lead to more money that is tax deferred (not a good thing in the IRS's eyes) than if the Plan were optional where the IRS could collect more taxes now and on future investments of that money.
Serious question: For what reason do you believe the IRS makes any determination based on the revenue generated by such a decision? Is this codified into law? Are you counting on logic or fiscal responsibility to drive a gargantuan federal agency?

If approving an optional plan makes implementation of the whole thing more likely, the IRS actually reduces revenue over status quo.
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