Gianna Miceli left the IRS in 1999 and now earns income online. She argues the agency won't disappear because its core purpose is collecting corporate taxes, and political forces resist change. She advises treating the IRS as a corporate entity rather than expecting reform.
Hi, I'm Gianna Miceli, and I could sit on X all day refuting everything everyone's complaining about on the IRS. I thought I would refute some posts that people are making. It could just go on all day, and it's torture for me because I left the IRS. I exited lawfully 26 years ago. All my income is from online, so of course it's trackable, traceable. I'm not under the table by any means. I only work for myself, and people are just not understanding that it is a contract. So I scream this every single day. Let me. You see me. You're seeing this right now. I'm still here. So here's one post that someone said, it definitely needs an overhaul. The Uniparty won't let it go. That is correct. They will not let it go. The IRS exists for corporate taxes. Give that some thought because you see this in every presidential debate. The taxes, the taxes. Well, China charges this, but we're going to charge corporations that. How do you think those those, those monies are facilitated through the IRS, so it's not going away anywhere. But what you need to take from this is that it was created for corporations. It still stands as that today. So when you're responding, you're answering as a corporation with your all caps. Hey, you can stop doing that. It's very easy.
