There are plenty of comparisons between flighty, mysterious Millennials and their generational predecessors, but this is a new one:
Milennials (18-24) trust the IRS (73%) to enforce the law fairly more than people over 50 do (54-56%), says new IRS oversight board survey.
— Richard Rubin (@RichardRubinDC) December 8, 2014
What do we make of this?
The easy answer — like most of the crap we see pegging Millennials as driven by lofty goals and dreams, much like the olds were until life got in the way and shattered their unrealistic expectations — is that 18 – 24 year olds just haven't had enough experience with the IRS to be bitter yet. Give it time. Like a nice aged cheese.
