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Will I file taxes in the year 2065, if I'm alive then?

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I'm a law-abiding American citizen that has always filed my taxes, and I basically plan to continue being an American citizen and filing taxes for as long as the IRS exists as an institution that collects taxes like it does now.

For the sake of this question, "being alive" means I'm a sentient agent making decisions in the world, independent of substrate.

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Seems highly plausible that the IRS will stop collecting taxes "like it does now" and will file your taxes for you by 2065. There don't have to be any advances in technology for that to happen, assuming that you don't have very complicated taxes, just bureaucratic reforms.

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@reed oh damn good point, I didn't consider that

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