No One Is Legally Running the IRS? | The COVID "Matrix of Capriciousness" | Live
The live session hosted by Anthony Parent of IRS Medic examined the legal vacuum surrounding the Internal Revenue Service, highlighting that the agency currently operates without a formally appointed commissioner and questioning the legitimacy of its pandemic‑era actions. Participants referenced two pivotal cases—Gundy and Corner Post—that could strip the IRS of longstanding enforcement powers. They also dissected the role of delegation orders, the Chevron/Loper Bright doctrines, and the controversial 7508‑AD guidance issued during COVID, arguing it functions as an agency opinion rather than binding law. As Parent put it, “There is no commissioner, so enforcement is fatal,” and later warned, “The IRS’s interpretation of 7508‑AD is not law.” The discussion also cited David’s point about the need to examine delegation orders and the broader trend of executive overreach in tax administration. If courts curtail the IRS’s authority, tax practitioners will face a dramatically altered landscape, with increased uncertainty over refunds, penalties, and fee structures. The conversation underscores the urgency for professionals to monitor litigation and adapt compliance strategies before a potential restructuring of the tax‑collection apparatus.
How to File Your Own COVID Disaster Refund Claim — Before July 10, 2026 | IRSMedic Members Call
The webinar warned taxpayers and advisors that the IRS unlawfully collected penalties during the COVID‑19 pandemic and that a “disaster refund” claim must be filed by July 10 2026 to recover those amounts plus interest. It clarified eligibility: any penalty assessed between...
The Great Liberty Bond Swindle: The Gov't's Criminal Conspiracy With the Federal Reserve Revealed
The video frames a historic legal cascade—starting with the 1917 Trading with the Enemy Act, followed by the 1933 Emergency Banking Act—as the foundation of a federal‑government‑led monetary grab. It argues that these statutes gave presidents wartime authority over gold,...
IRS Has No Commissioner (Day 56). Chief Counsel Gone in 46 Days. Here's What They're Hiding.
The call centered on an unprecedented leadership vacuum at the Internal Revenue Service. The commissioner’s seat has been empty for 56 days, the chief counsel’s appointment expires in 46 days, and the chief of appeals was installed by a non‑statutory...
Day 58 of No IRS Commissioner – Live Updates & What It Means for Every Taxpayer
The livestream marked day 58 without an IRS commissioner, prompting real‑time discussion of how the vacancy affects tax administration and what it means for ordinary filers. Host Rob connects the current leadership gap to a broader historical narrative, noting that...
April 15th 2026: The Last Tax Day in America? | Did Trump Really Do It?
On March 6 2026 the IRS Commissioner’s office became legally vacant after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s acting authority expired, leaving the position unfilled and without a Senate‑confirmed appointee. The vacancy means every Notice of Deficiency issued since that date was authorized through...
Do I Really Have to Enter the US Tax System? Tax Pros Say "Yes" | Reality Says?
The video features tax attorney Anthony Parent with expat advocates Keith Redmond and John Richardson, debating whether Americans abroad should enter the U.S. tax system. It outlines the real costs, IRS risks, and criminal exposure of both compliance and non‑compliance,...