almost 29 billion dollars. intends to pay additional taxes to microsoft corporation from the us internal revenue service from 2004 to 2013. microsoft's official statement says that the corporation does not agree with these figures and intends to appeal the decision of the tax service. it was noted that the company has enough free reserves to cover unexpected charges. so, right now we are in contact with konstantin cheknyshev, deputy head of the russian consulting committee, konstantin, hello, hello, larisa, today we are with you we’re talking about debts and debtors, how the tax service builds relationships with them, are you ready to meet each other halfway and hear each other? i know that the federal tax service has been developing a systematic approach in this direction for several years now. let's talk about it. yes, larisa, here, every process always has two sides. and we have indeed been carrying out work for a long time, which is aimed at, uh , the difficult, linear application of all collection measures, the same for everyone, exacting from everyone, despite the current financial condition, we u

fiscal responsibility act, and so it is essentially the same concept here, using money earmarked for the internal revenue service, and tying it to, as a pay for, for the emerging needs in israel. israel is at war right now with hamas. it is in a true emergency situation. look, we have a spending problem in washington, and props to speaker johnson in terms of all of the things that we could use to pay for the offset this money that the internal revenue money was agreed to in this context. i want to say this, too. i get it that at the other end of the capitol are other ideas emanating out of the senate, senate schumer and others and republicans, and if they have a other plan, let's see it, and then let's come together to reconcile the differences. the house has put together a plan, and you will see it and the floor, and my hope is that it is going to pass, and we will see what comes our way from the other end? >> one thing is funding for ukraine and israel, and you have been supportive of the funding for ukraine, and would you be supportive of a bill for ukraine and israel together? >> i have made no bones about i

be to the extent your federal taxes do not hit 15% of what you just told us your profits are, you owe the internal revenue service and the ms. walorski: that produced enough money, almost to cover all of the climate proposals of the inflation reduction act. do we care about tax policy? damn, if you care about anything else, if you care about climate, if you care about babies living in poverty, if you care about housing, if you care billion building things in this country again, expanding opportunity for our kids, then you have to care about taxes, because here's the very best part about this. whenever we talk to people about, there is something we need to do, we need to lift more children sprawled of poverty. that has 65%, 70% approval rating. there we are. and i want to pay for it by a tax on companies that make a billion dollars in profits or pay for it by saying millionaires and billionaires should pitch in a little bit more, that approval

use menthol products. >> the deadline to file your 2022 federal tax return is being extended again today. the internal revenue serviceed tax deadlines for taxpayers and 55 of the 58 california counties. it's now november 16th. the extension does not include residents of lassen, modoc and shasta counties. the irs initially extended the traditional filing deadline to today because of last winter storms. it's important to note this change does not apply to state taxes. the deadline to file those remains today. >> taylor swift has another hit on her hands and celebrating 100 years of disney. >> the ford four's for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. you have larry and spencer joining us. so you probably saw it. the niners first loss of the season also included the loss of two of the team's biggest stars. right now. no word from the team yet on the severity of injuries suffered by christian mccaffrey and deebo samuel. mccaffrey injured his oblique in the second half o

funding that had gone to the internal revenue service, the tax collection agency that had been passed by the democrats in the previous congress, something republicans have usedoint attacking aid to the irs. it is unclear how realistic this is, whether there will be negotiations, but it does seem like there's an impasse between the republicans in the house and the biden administration over what sort of aid will go to israel and when. >> that is bloomberg's bruce einhorn. other geopolitical stories we are following, saudi arabia's military is on high alert after deadly clashes with yemen's iran-backed houthi rebels. four saudi soldiers were killed bordering yemen. saudi arabia's defense forces have also intercepted a missile in its territory fired by houthis. china and russia have publicly reinforced their bond at a military forum in beijing. in a veiled swipe at the u.s., the vice chair of china's top military body, accused, quote, certain countries of, quote, stirring up trouble. his russian counterpart attacked american global dominance. the show of ties comes amid signs chinese president xi jinping and president biden could meet at the apec summit next mon

the opportunity for us to meet today we spoke about yesterday commissioner is one of natural inquiry that this committee has. it's about the effectiveness of the internal revenue service as it relates to their ongoing business perhaps it goes in that's why we are here today. the irs its performance does do its job they are properly funded we need to make sure that they treat all people fairly. not just some that they would choose too. we believe there have been reasons why you were brought on board the first time as commissioner, acting commissioner. we believe there are reasons why you are there today for perhaps a second there's a lot of things that we will want to get into. but perhaps his most important for me too say that i believe confidence in the irs is what were asked to pay i spoke to about this yesterday. the sizing models the professionalism of the ability not just have a good answer but to get through on the phone. without having to wait for hours. the effectiveness of the irs and the ability to get the job done is importance. we know the irs we know they're going to cooperate with this you told us that yesterday you and i spoke about you did not want to

opportunity for us to me today that we spoke about yesterday,bo commissioner, is oe of natural inquiry that this committee has. it's about the effectiveness of the internal revenue service as a relates to the ongoing business that the subcommittee believes is very important. but perhaps it goes into much deeper points, and that is why we are also here today. we need to make sure that the irs in its performance does do its job, as mr. mfume says. we need to make sure they are properly funded. we need to make sure that they treat all people fairly, not just some that they would choose to. we believe that there have been reasons why you were brought on board the first time, mr. commissioner carr acting commissioner. we believe there are reasons why you are there today, perhaps second view at the irs. there's a lot of things that we want to get into, but perhaps its most important for me to say this, but i believe conference in the irs is what were after. spoke to you about the skeptic about the sizing models, about the professionalism, about their ability to detention -- attention to detail to the american people do not just get a good answer but you really get to on the p