It's moved away from enforcing tax collection. If you look at statistics, it really isn't the case. The top 5 percent of the wage earners in the U.S. pay 50 percent of all the taxes. People don't realize we are paying among the lowest tax rates of the large industrialized countries. In some countries, the tax burden is 40 or 50 percent, even higher.
People think big companies get away with murder.
But some of these larger companies actually have IRS people there constantly auditing the books. You said some people think the IRS is too soft. But I certainly think that it shifted at least in the nine months that we've been up and running as a panel. We had seen many stories of the IRS being much more user friendly and people going into the office and being treated completely differently than they were several years ago. I think that's happening throughout the country.