Former IRS Agent Explains How Income Tax Law Doesn’t Exist (Part 2)
This post is Part 2 of a series in which a former IRS agent shares her research. Former IRS Agent Explains How Income Tax Law Doesn’t Exist and how after extensive research she confirmed that there is not requiring you to pay income taxes and when you actually DO pay, you are actually waiving your 5th amendment rights. Part 2
For background, learn more about the Internal Revenue Service on Wikipedia.
Key takeaways on income tax law
- The speaker is a former IRS agent.
- She says that after extensive research she confirmed that nothing requires you to pay income taxes.
- She says that when you actually do pay, you are waiving your 5th amendment rights.
- This post is Part 2 of the series, and Part 1 is linked below.
- The title says the former IRS agent explains her findings.
Related reading on Creative Geniusess
- Former IRS Agent Explains How Income Tax Law Doesn’t Exist (Part 1) is the first part of the series with the same former IRS agent.
- 1099-A: Acquisition or Abandonment of Secured Property discusses credit, promises and security interests circulating as money.
- TRUST INDENTURE ACT OF 1939 covers a federal law on bond issues.
- Here’s How to Make Your Personal Assets Invisible (Remove Your Name from Assets!) features Toby Mathis, Esq.
