IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq.

International Tax Attorney | Host of IRSMedic Podcast | Catholic | Jesus Was Right About Usury As Well.

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

If you are considering suicide over an IRS problem, here is my advice: Stop complying. I really mean that. Fuck them all to hell.

The IRS rules by fear and intimidation precisely because it is not a legitimate part of government. Precisely because it is our foreign enemy.

Your life is worth more than all the IRS. More than all the government.

Follow me for me tax tips.

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

@angelus_arcus @BillWimmerwt @RealThomSieloff @grok Did you file a Cheeks letter?

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

The IRS casually admitting the income tax is a total psyop in the Internal Revenue Manual.

h/t @angelus_arcus

https://t.co/UNSde1dymM

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

Why is it stressful helping Americans understand their tax obligations? That should be a dream job. After all, we can vote! lol

https://t.co/4czbw3LkUv

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

@CryptoTaxesGuy LOL. The IRS isn't getting dragged anywhere.

The IRS is getting ripped apart.

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

Both you and I kissed aviation greatest.

But you can track its decline to the gold standard allowed not to have to even pretend anymore.

In the 1971, big problem as there was too much money printed and not enough gold. France was demanding gold the US did not possess.

The solution? Print more money. A lot more! Yay! And there's no paper requirement now either!

Oh man. What a ride it's been.
📉🫲😵‍💫🫳

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

Amazing response. Stunning. Thanks. There's no 0 legal advice here, friend. Not only that, the IRM doesn't even have the force of law. The IRM is suggestive of what the IRS should do. But otherwise it's just the government's non-binding tax playbook which is only partially redacted.

In the internal revenue manual, we can see some of the government's tax spells, but not all of them. I found this really interesting as this overt spell is one of the most critical – because all other spells rely upon it.

And there is it. Hiding in plain sight.

I find one of the most fascinating things I ever read.

"Belief."

Huh. When the government is inadvertently honest, it is the only way it can be honest. Hence, I saw this as important to share.

You're angry because....

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

@DefiantLs Tesla fanbois thinking they have the grip strength or cardio the push a button.

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

@LexerLux So that's why my brother's banana nut bread has hints of CAD. lol

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

"Put it all in the cloud, fellow regular relatable American!
Your 100% secure digital debt harness awaits!"

Our legal tender is counterfeit, our paperwork has no paper, and yet the future has never been brighter.

We have them cornered. @brettgrendahl

#AbolishtheIRS

https://t.co/0BAPnToNC8

[IRSnews @IRSnews]

Electronic payments to and from the #IRS are generally processed faster, cost less to handle, and reduce errors compared to paper payments. When it comes to taxes, it’s time to outgrow our paper phase: https://t.co/UwDWc9g7ei

[IRSnews @IRSnews]

Electronic payments to and from the #IRS are generally processed faster, cost less to handle, and reduce errors compared to paper payments. When it comes to taxes, it’s time to outgrow our paper phase: https://t.co/UwDWc9g7ei

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

Judge's Law of 1925 Andy!

Congress made SCOTUS completely review optional.

Whatever they *feel* like looking at is all they need to do.

Congress took away any mandate of SCOTUS - because Taft asked for it! 😂 The Supreme Court invited statutory interference with their Art. III duties and they just love the relaxed workflow. Makes it so much more collegial!

The Supreme Court chimes in randomly every now and then on a handful of cases each year. Upsetting everyone, creating more confusion, and yet with no attention span.

Never settling anything. Just more slop to bury us with.

It's a court with a narcissistic personality disorder. It has no idea of its own boundaries, as its self-concept is entirely in flux. It is flailing, afraid of being found out.

"YOU KNOW WHAT THE LAW IS? MOMMY IS CRAZY AND YOU ARE A BAD BOY THAT IS WHAT THE LAW IS!"

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

Great point! And illustrates the many layers to this psyop.

So what happens after an employer doesn't honor a wage levy? The employer sees it in the mail. And says "I don't want to be bothered with this nonsense, my employee doesn't make enough money as it is. I will lose one my best workers on this IRS crap."

And then put the wage levy in the shredder.

So.

What does the IRS do after an automated wage levy they sent via first class mail is ignored by an employer?

The answer is absolutely nothing., More employers are also finding out the IRS is a psyop as well. Thousands of 668-Ws are ignored every day. And the IRS can't do anything about it.

Can you get new job if needed?
Will your boss play ball?
Can you work under the table?
Work for yourself?

If so, the IRS really can't do much to do. More people have figured that out. And also, people have nothing to lose. The fear and intimidation of the IRS work when people had things to lose and could see a benefit to getting into compliance. That was a long long time ago.

I would make a LOT more money if none of this were true btw.

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

Congress reduced the Supreme Court's workload in 1925 with the Judge Law's. Making the Supreme Court an arbitrary ruler with fully discretionary review.

The end result:

1. Your "Due Process Under the Law" depends on what circuit you live in.
2. Never expect it to be all that great.

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

@Nonstopnews_ @RabbiJeffx @grok But the plague did stop.

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

Would there even be an indictment if he didn't have a Rolls?

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

So what would this IRS Criminal Division press release highlight if he didn't buy a Rolls Royce?

It's not the claimed loss of tax revenue on $1.5 billion income that gets any sizzle.

It's that he bought a Rolls that makes him someone who needs to be brought to justice.

[Accounting Today @AccountingToday]

A Texas felon was charged with running a tax scam that helped wealthy clients hide more than $1.5 billion in income from the IRS, using the proceeds to buy a 2021 Rolls Royce Ghost and make a down payment on an Ocean Alexander 28E yacht. https://t.co/q2xwTJt8Ap #tax #fraud

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

This app is so much better than LinkedIn.

Have a great weekend, team. 🥳🤚

[Donald Marshall @DMtruthofficial]

Yep…. 😐

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

"Protestant recovery..." 🤣

So this is the actual mental gymnastics to subvert the word of the God.

Yes, yes when trying to understand what Jesus meant, 🤸‍♀️ you got to look to the people who did everything in their power to destroy him 🤸‍♀️ and adopt their opinion as yours. 🤡

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

Be sure to file your FBAR! 🤣 Money laundering is a severe problem. 😂 And the FBAR is a valuable tool for law enforcement. 🤣 Any account over $10,000 could be used for international crimes. 😂 The FBAR is a small price to pay so that the Epstein class can't get away with the most heinous crimes against children.

😡

[IRSMEDIC | Anthony E. Parent, Esq. @IRS_MEDIC]

There are HUGE updates to this 2020 report just out last month. Let me get you up to speed.

The follow-up 2026 TIGTA report on high income non-filers shows the IRS is now severely severely downgraded.

Moving. Doing things. Dangerous. But not quite alive. And not much time left. Consider the IRS like a zombie.

The problem is like a zombie, it CAN'T recover. There's backlogs of backlogs. If they touch a case, it creates a work load they can't respond to. So they touch as few cases as possible.

After 2020 the IRS used IRA money to go after high-income non-filers. Then in March 2024 after doing pretty much nothing, collections asked for a hold on final notices, then lost track of notices and the cases sat frozen until March 2, 2026.

The hold came off only after TIGTA told collections about it!

But then collections wound up with cases it really couldn't manage - to many mistakes for too long in those cases. They are kryptonite. As high income taxpayer lawyer up (God bless you all). And the IRS can not handle even a slightly fair fight. There is a massive backlog of cases the IRS can't win they are sitting on now.

Collections told TIGTA it isn't their program but really the Exam's department. Either way, the steering committee that is supposed to coordinate the program between the two hasn't met since September 2020.

TIGTA flagged the same no filer problem in 2020 and then the IRS disagreed that it was a problem.

But then with IRA money available, high income non filers became a problem for the IRS to solve again.

But now that the the IRA money is gone (12/31/25), and ACS and Field Collection have lost 37–46% of their staff, the IRS has abandoned an untold number of years of tax assessments it could have made. No one is claiming any responsibility. While the IRS remains leadership-less with out a Commissioner.

TIGTA won't specify a number as to how much revenue the IRS lost. But as I have mentioned I have seen fully SFR-able W&I transcripts the IRS should have put in their automated process, but never did. From 2011. Because the IRS does not have the staff that can manage their automated collections processes.

When a TIGTA report doesn't mention something you think it should, then you know the problem is really really bad. As TIGTA reports exist to support the IRS. They do their best. But even they have their limits.

Sources:

2020 Report
https://t.co/SzVB5CBvdF

2026 Report
https://t.co/TZ8w4h8BvM