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Did You Ever Wonder Why The IRS Manual Consistently Refers To Its Own Tax Code As 'Voluntary'

I’m traveling again, so we will have a shortened column. But fortunately, I do have something to pass along that will, at minimum, be one of the more wild and fascinating things you’ve seen in quite a while, and has the potential to be even more than that.

First, a quick look at the gold and silver pricing, where we see the metals are rebounding, and the gold price is back over $4,000 per ounce.  

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The two biggest pieces of news today are that India is repatriating more of its gold, and now South Korea is thinking about adding to its gold reserves for the first time in more than a decade. Of course that these developments would occur just a week after additional sanctions were placed on Russia should not come as a surprise.

However, in terms of what I mentioned above, most people are usually as surprised as I was to find out that in the IRS manual, they consistently refer to their own tax code as ‘voluntary.’ And if that phrasing raises some eyebrows, then just wait and prepare to be stunned.

I have to give my disclaimer here that this is for informational purposes, and obviously requires your own due diligence. Although, as you’ll see in the video, I can offer a good starting place, and whether you are invested in gold and silver or not, you are going to want to see this.

Obviously, the topic here is somewhat of a sensitive issue. So again, use this as a starting point for further investigation.

But hopefully it opens your eyes, and is as fascinating to you as it has been for me over the past year and a half, as I’ve been studying this.

Sincerely,
Chris Marcus

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