May 7, 2015
It’s #tbt and we’re looking at the original tax code. In 1913, it was 400 pages. Now, it’s well over 70,000. That’s not some light reading.
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It’s #tbt and we’re looking at the original tax code. In 1913, it was 400 pages. Now, it’s well over 70,000. That’s not some light reading.
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