How could the US government do things like collect tax or regulate the medical industry without sensitive data?
I think the medical industry can easily be regulated without the government having access to my actual medical file. They regulate cars without having any idea how I drive mine. They regulate planes without sitting on the flight deck themselves.
It's like we know how to build good businesses, good databases, have solid user control practices, but then we give the government a pass because it's imagined to be "really hard." It's laughable.
Aren't we still waiting for Trump's tax returns?
> Individual income tax information for 2023 was released on 7 November 2024. Public information can be browsed on tax office workstations and requested by telephone: How to search the public information on income taxes and real estate taxes
> The following data is included in the public information on individual income taxes:
> name, year of birth, county earned income subject to state taxation
> capital income subject to state taxation, income subject to municipal taxation, income tax, municipal tax
> imposed taxes and charges in total, amount of back taxes or tax refunds
So I can call the IRS - get the date of birth and tax declaration, i.e. income from work and income from capital of anybody (except those with protected identity).
Address and date of birth etc. you can just check any map-site lite hitta.se.
Or a PI. The cost there is less than $2000 typically.
I fundamentally disagree that earning money or saving it should be taxable in and of itself. We should encourage that as much as possible. But others differ.