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Do You Have To Pay Taxes? | Social Media Clickbait Debunked

In today's episode, Josh responds to two viral Social Media posts. One claims that President Trump has passed a "Home Gym Deduction" Act. This simply is not true. However, there are deductions available for medical expenses. We break it down. Another post claims "you will not go to prison if you do not file your taxes". Is that true? Of course not! Josh breaks down the history, legality and modern precedents that have already been established. Don't go to jail. File and pay your taxes! Highlights in this episode: • Medical deductions that are real • Debunking the viral "Home Gym Deduction Act" • Breakdown of theories related to "voluntary" IRS tax laws or regulations • The U.S. Constitutional laws regarding filing and paying U.S. income tax • Title 26 of the U.S. Tax Code • Modern examples of famous individuals who have gone to prison for evading taxes • What are the consequences of not filing or paying taxes? • What will the IRS do if you do not file or pay your income taxes? • Can the IRS criminally prosecute tax evaders? • How many properties did the IRS foreclose on last year due to tax evasion? • What are court rulings related to tax evasion? • Are all types of income taxable, or only certain sources? • Do Sovereign Citizens have to pay taxes? • Real world examples of the consequences of not filing tax returns, including the story of celebrity Wesley Snipes • How to work with the IRS when you owe more taxes than you can afford • How to avoid additional penalties with the IRS Have any tax questions? You can reach a real tax pro by contacting Knapp Business Solutions. Visit us at https://tax.pro 👉 Visit: https://tax.pro/get-tax-help to learn more about how we help you make sense of taxes. 🎯 Today’s Sponsor: https://Payority.com — the payroll service you need! Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for informational purposes only, and is not meant to take the place of professional legal, accounting, or financial advice. If you have any legal questions about this video or the subjects discussed, or any other legal matter, you should consult with an attorney or tax professional in your jurisdiction (i.e. where you live).