Elon Musk considers ‘DOGE Dividend’ from government reform savings
By spreading one-fifth of the expected $2 trillion total in DOGE savings across the 79 million households that “will be net payers of federal income tax” this year, each household would receive $5,000.
The specification of limiting the refund to taxpayers also “incentivizes labor force participation” since only net taxpayers for this year would be eligible to receive the $5,000 tax refund. File Image.
Elon Musk said that his Department of Government Efficiency would consider paying a DOGE Dividend to refund savings delivered to taxpayers through the government reform initiative.
Musk responded to James Fishback, the chief executive of investment firm Azoria, on social media after the firm proposed the DOGE Dividend, saying he “will check with the President.”
Create your free account to continue reading this article.
Already have an account? Login.
