87,000 new IRS agents and brace rule forbearance

[stevieb92]

Random thought. I've been listening to a ton of different outlets on the details and implications of the new "final" brace rule by AFT and one guy (firearm lawyer who has a YT channel) recently mentioned something about the IRS being able to prosecute someone with up to 6 years (I think that was the number?) instead of the normal statute of limitation of 2 years if the defendant was shown to willfully avoid paying taxes? In this situation with the brace rule, the tax stamp forbearance. Is this why they want to hire 87,000 more IRS agents? Will they be transferred to the AFT to prosecute people for the brace crap? Thoughts? Am I totally off my rocker or should I stop pouring the Crown Royal tonight?

 

[OREGUN]

The AFT is in cahoots with the RIS to go after retroactive tax stamp deniers by using 87000 tax auditors.


Read all of this, yours and mine, when sober.

Or go full SH conspiracy foil hat wearing nutter. Your choice.

 

[BuildingConceptsllc]

Given what all we've seen that we know happened, there is literally NOTHING I would put past them. NOTHING

 

[Maggot]

Definitely stop with the Crown Royal. Cognac, or Horse Soldier Bourbon both go better with tin foil.

 

[nikerret]

I’m pretty sure it’s 3 years if not shown to be intentionally trying to skirt tax laws, so if you are. The NFA is a tax code issue; ie, tax stamps.

Here is the official history:

https://www.atf.gov/firearms/docs/guide/atf-national-firearms-act-handbook-atf-p-53208/download