The Secret Programming Language of Taxes

For decades, the exact math used to bill citizens was a bureaucratic black box. Until civic hackers reverse-engineered it into mlang. It’s an open-source compiler written in OCaml that runs this obscure 'M' language. It translates the national tax code into machine instructions, features a C backend, and is validated against official government test suites. It forces total transparency, turning hidden tax formulas into verifiable open-source software.