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A newly passed House budget bill introduces $4.5 trillion in tax cuts. This comes as the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) plans to cut 6,000 positions as part of broader federal workforce reductions aimed at decreasing government spending. Intuit (INTU) CFO Sandeep Aujla joins Catalysts to discuss these significant developments.
Aujla emphasizes Intuit's non-partisan approach: "We engage with Washington and the administration regardless of which political party is in power, and our goal with engagement is always to serve our customers to make sure that the government policies and regulations are for the best benefit of the consumers as well as entrepreneurs."
Contrary to potential concerns, Aujla believes these IRS changes will "in fact likely have a positive impact." He explains that "the government is focused on driving efficiency, on eliminating fraud, and on making sure that the end customer has the best tax filing experience," noting that these priorities are "in sync with our goal as a company."
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This post was written by Angel Smith