So I am in some deep waters with the IRS, I didnt file for about 7 years and they now want me to file
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Wesley Snipes Gets 3 Years for Not Filing Tax Returns
https://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/25/business/25snipes.htmlRapper Fat Joe Sentenced To Four Months In Prison For Failing To File Income Tax Returns
https://www.justice.gov/usao-nj/pr/...rison-failing-file-income-tax-returns-over-33The list goes on....I hope he is not trolling either as the IRS is no joke.
Federal prison is no joke in US. Better hit the gym in any case and prepare for worst if they stick you in general population.
Since when bankruptcy protects you from tax liability? where do you guys come up with these advices? You think you can just sell everything without anyone noticing? It’s good to set yourself up to be protected from possible creditors. Asset protection is great. But don’t EVER mess with taxes because one or another they’ll catch you.
you can try this guy. Peymon Mottdeh
www.freedomlawschool.org
He hasnt filed in 30+ years, been sued by the IRS multiple times and is still out and about giving speeches.
He has a school that teaches people what to do. He also has lawyers that can probably do it for u or guide u.
Never tried him, but he's been sued multiple times and never went to jail and is still free....
www.freedomlawschool.org
He hasnt filed in 30+ years, been sued by the IRS multiple times and is still out and about giving speeches.
He has a school that teaches people what to do. He also has lawyers that can probably do it for u or guide u.
Never tried him, but he's been sued multiple times and never went to jail and is still free....
These "Frivolous Tax Arguments" don't work and will end you up in prison (https://www.irs.gov/privacy-disclosure/the-truth-about-frivolous-tax-arguments-introduction ) (https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/tax-defier-and-member-freedom-law-school-sentenced-prison-tax-evasion)
He's a scammer . You can feel "sovereign" later in︀ prison
He's a scammer . You can feel "sovereign" later in︀ prison
Call them, set up a meeting at a local tax office, take with you a tax attorney, be honest with them and set up a deal. They’ll work with you. All they want is to get paid. They have no interest in locking you up and paying incarceration costs. Make them an offer and they’ll work with you. You’ll be fine. Going forward file your taxes on time man. I don’t understand how people think they can get away with screwing around with the government. It’s not even worth it.
You are in deep s**t with︉ the IRS!
When you haven’t reported your taxes for seven years, you’ve kind of brought︊ these problems with the tax authorities on yourself! I don’t think you can avoid having︋ to pay all the money plus a fine, and they’ll probably take so much that︌ you’ll just have enough to live a modest life barely above the poverty line.
If I were you, I’d move out of the country. There have been other users here︍ before with similar problems, just within the EU, and their only solution was to leave︎ the country quickly.
When you haven’t reported your taxes for seven years, you’ve kind of brought︊ these problems with the tax authorities on yourself! I don’t think you can avoid having︋ to pay all the money plus a fine, and they’ll probably take so much that︌ you’ll just have enough to live a modest life barely above the poverty line.
If I were you, I’d move out of the country. There have been other users here︍ before with similar problems, just within the EU, and their only solution was to leave︎ the country quickly.
Revocation or denial of passport in cases of certain unpaid taxes
https://www.irs.gov/businesses/smal...-of-passport-in-cases-of-certain-unpaid-taxes---- quote start
By law, the IRS will certify taxpayers with seriously delinquent tax debts to the State Department for specific actions regarding their passports.
Generally, the State Department will not issue passports to taxpayers after receiving their delinquent debt certification from the IRS. The State Department may also deny a taxpayer’s passport application or revoke their current passport.
If taxpayers with certified tax debts are overseas, the State Department may issue a limited-validity passport allowing the︀ taxpayer to return directly to the United States.
What are seriously delinquent tax debts?
Seriously delinquent tax debts are legally enforceable, unpaid federal tax debt (including assessed penalties and interest)︁ totaling more than $62,000 (adjusted yearly for inflation). These debts include U.S. individual income taxes,︂ trust fund recovery penalties, business taxes for which taxpayers are personally liable for and other︃ civil penalties.---- quote end
They’re even worse than︃ the EU, Americans are not to be messed with, especially when it comes to tax︄ fraud, unless, of course, you’re Joe Biden’s son and your name is Hunter. 😀
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