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ALTOGEHER THERE IS A TOTAL OF ABOUT ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PAGES AND OVER 10 MILLION WORDS IN THE INCOME TAX CODE AND IT IS STILL GROWING GEOMETRICALLY!

INSANITY AND COMPLETELY UNAMERICAN!

1. The Internal Revenue Code (Statutes Only)
This is the literal law (Title 26 of the U. S. Code).

Official PDF: Approximately 6,871 pages when downloaded from official government sources.
Printed Books: The 2026 edition published by Thomson Reuters is listed at 4,226 pages.
Concise Estimates: Some analysts argue that if you remove table of contents, historical notes, and obsolete sections, the "core" current code is roughly 2,600 to 4,000 pages.
2. Statutes and Regulations
Because the IRS must write rules to implement the laws, the total length increases significantly when adding the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR).

Word Count: These combined documents reached approximately 10 million words by 2024.
Page Equivalent: Tax regulations alone (through April 2024) comprise approximately 17,472 pages across 22 volumes.

3. The Full "Tax Reporter" (With Guidance & Case Law)
For practitioners, "the code" often refers to comprehensive reference sets like the CCH Standard Federal Tax Reporter, which includes statutes, regulations, revenue rulings, and court cases. [16]

Total Length: Approximately 70,000 to 75,000 pages.
Growth: This figure has ballooned from roughly 400 pages in 1913 to over 74,000 pages today.

This subject has annoyed me all my life.

As far as I am concerned there is only one correct way of fitting a toilet roll, like the one fitted in the photo.

But everytime I go to a hotel the toilet roll is the wrong way with roll unwinding next to the wall.

Am I right, or can you please explain why you fit the toilet roll your way?