
Philip Hackney
Philip Hackney is a tax law professor at the University of Pittsburgh and a former IRS lawyer, known for his expertise in tax policy and administration. He has been vocal about the implications of government downsizing at the IRS, arguing that such cuts will hinder the agency's ability to effectively enforce tax laws, particularly against wealthy taxpayers. His insights into the impact of staffing changes on tax collection and government revenue have made him a notable figure in discussions surrounding fiscal policy.
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