Benjamin Franklin famously stated that only death and taxes are certain in life, a sentiment that rings true as the deadline to file taxes approaches. With proposed job cuts at the IRS under Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), some may feel tempted to avoid filing taxes to evade potential audits. Yet, ignoring this responsibility carries significant risks. This article also reflects on the historical context of Franklin's words, originally penned in 1789, expressing his optimism for the new American Constitution amidst personal challenges.
He also updated Le Roy on America's beginnings. The full quote reveals Franklin's cautious optimism for the new country he helped create.
This life decision will have consequences. Here's a deeper look at Franklin's words and what could happen if you don't file by the April 15 deadline.
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