Domestic Tax has an environmental and social component with direct outcomes on the economic sphere of the nation, its states and local governments.
People are either a tax debt in social welfare programs funded by the national budget derived from tax income paid by people through payroll deduction and commercial business tax on revenue.
Poverty indicators would assume a person in the tax debt sector benefits when they have transitioned to the income contribution sector for a domestic tax measurement.
Each person has a personal responsibility for their tax payments and has various tax credits on an annual tax filing to the IRS for example.
- If a person is accountable for their annual tax filing, it makes sense that they are the primary stakeholder on the employee contribution or income process and visibility should require the person to validate the payments submitted by their employer.
- Disputes a person has with any stakeholder would need to be submitted using the same process irregardless of the type of stakeholder in the system.
- If a person who is accountable must own work they are not submitting nor allowed to define the process.
- Why are people expected to correct in-accurate or low quality outputs from stakeholders or providers in the process.