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The Payroll Problem Nobody’s Budgeting For

September 16, 2026
by
truthseekerx

How full AI deployment quietly rewires American tax revenue and what workers and governments should do about it now Every layer of American government — federal, state, county, city — runs on an assumption baked so deep into the tax code that nobody debates it anymore: people work, get paid, and get taxed on it.

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