40 days of Frivolous Tax Arguments

Posted by Tracy Coenen on December 26, 2007 · Leave a Comment 

Because I just can’t get enough of the Internal Revenue Service and our messed up American tax system, I’m going to treat my readers to 40 days of “frivolous tax arguments.” Settle down…. I’ll still be posting all of my regular fraud news and topics. This is just a bonus for the next (very painful) 40 days.

Although I have many arguments with our tax system, I don’t support the loons who promote these bogus reasons why they don’t have to pay taxes. The fact is, we’re all subject to the horrendous laws, and there aren’t any cute loopholes to help you get out of paying them.

The IRS recently published a huge document about all of those “frivolous tax arguments,” and I’ll be giving a short summary of each of their 40 points.


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