Picture this:
Me, shivering my cookies off in “sunny” Orlando, infiltrating a 4-day Tax Rep conference. And boy, did I score some juicy intel about the IRS’s 2025 warfare plans.
adjusts tinfoil hat
Here’s the no-BS scoop:
The tax ninjas are doubling down. Their weapon of choice? A tsunami of levies, liens, summons, and subpoenas is heading straight for non-filers and balance-due folks.
(And unlike Santa, these guys keep a very different list…)
But here’s where it gets interesting…
While the other suits were geeking out over Corporate Transparency whatever-whatever, yours truly was mapping out exact counter-moves to protect regular folks from getting steamrolled.
It even showed this group of people how to fight IRS bots with AI.
Pretty cool?
Plot twist: I did all this with my son Andrew. First real father-son shenanigans in 11 years. Nothing beats late-night stogie sessions, a couple of drinks, and trading war stories with some of the nation’s best tax fighters.
Look, if you’re:
- Playing postal hide-and-seek
- Getting heart palpitations when your phone buzzes
- Wondering if your bank account’s gonna pull a Houdini
Then listen up,
I’m back Monday, and the week is already booked up…
Want out of this mess? Pick your poison:
- 909-570-1103 (real human, promise)
- CallTaxEA.com (yes, that’s my ugly mug)
- Text “IRS Help” to (909) 345-9215 (for the phone-shy crowd)
Choose before the IRS’s 2025 party train leaves the station.
Stay frosty,
Carlos “Heading-Home” Samaniego, EA
909-570-1103
P.S. The enforcement numbers they shared? Made my cigar fall right outta my mouth. 2025 ain’t the year to play ostrich, friend.
P.P.S. Seriously, text “IRS Help” to (909) 345-9215. Unless you enjoy IRS love letters…
