Gianna Miceli says if the IRS calls, she won't use standard taxpayer rights. Instead she'd invoke the Fourth Amendment to protect her papers and the Fifth Amendment against self-incrimination, arguing the IRS has no contract with her.
Of all, they would never contact me because they have no contract with me. But to play the game, I'll answer the question. Well, I would never enact a taxpayer right. I only enact my rights under the Bill of Rights. So that would be under the fourth Amendment to be secure in my papers and the fifth Amendment that I am never required to confess upon myself. You can find everything I talk about@legal fockeruniversity.com follow and subscribe for more.
