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Tax Fraud May Cost US More Than $300 Billion Annually, GAO Finds
Source: Bloomberg
Tax & TariffsFiscal Policy & Budget
The Government Accountability Office estimates the US may be losing more than $300 billion annually in tax revenue to fraud. The scale of the potential losses highlights a material fiscal-policy and tax-enforcement challenge, with possible implications for future government revenue collection and budget deficits.
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