George Tannous Former IRS Agent

No it isn't. Show us where it's unconstitutional.

What's cute is that most people won't qualify for an Offer in Compromise. They want the administration fee and 20% of your debt upfront. If your debt is large, you probably don't have that kind of money laying around - so - disqualified. And an OIC is the more expensive way for you to go. And destoyrs your credit.
"Just work out a payment plan"?? Yeah, right. The only way to avoid a lien or garnishment is to let the agent tell YOU what you will send in each month, then you hustle to do it.

Offer of Compromise = Your life belongs to the IRS for 10 years or until the debt is paid.

boy hes no better than the iRS itself. iam surprised at the negative comments towards him. then again he just keeps doing what the IRS would. same ole b.s.

Why should we have to read it and analyze it and read it again? Why don't they write the code in a clear language instead of making it deliberately confusing? Why don't they just say, look people, we've been letting this private bank print up piles of paper money and we have borrowed it and now YOU owe them can VOLUNTEER to pay it all back with interest with your back breaking efforts and if you don't, we will steel everything that you've worked for and make your life hell.They borrow,we owe.

George, the Internal Revenue Code doesn't define "income." The Supreme Court has ruled that income is "gains from corporate activity," which wages are obviously not.

A law must be constitutional if it is to be legitimate, and the Internal Revenue Code is not. Let's not forget that forcing us to sign a 1040 violates our 5th Amendment rights.

Unfortunately, the IRS and lower courts IGNORE the Supreme Court rulings and make up their own "laws," and most people like you buy into the fraud.

Bryan, The Internal Revenue Code does not define income. Technically correct, but irrelevant. Section 61 of the Internal Revenue Code defines gross income, from which taxable income is calculated, as all income from whatever source derived and gives a number of examples of the types of income included in gross income in section 61, including compensation for services (i.e., wages, salaries, and other forms of earned income).

Ya and its not even thier money, we worked hard for it.

section 61 does not define, nor does the rest of the 900 pages , the word "income" do the research on what the courts said about that.

former irs ? sounds like he still works for those bums, there are a multitude of reasons why most people are not required to pay these taxes, yet the government still tried to bully, intimidate, and harass the American people with their lies...besides, we dont work for them....THEY WORK FOR US... I thought Lincoln said this was a government of the people,by the people and for the people...ps he was also killed because he opposed the bankers; Kennedy likewise was trying to work FOR TEE PEOPLE