Topic: Cpa

The host addresses Bloomberg and other media reports regarding his personal finances and the sale of his assets (guns, cars). He disputes claims of hidden wealth, stating that forensic accountants found nothing. He highlights the "kangaroo trial" in Connecticut where lawyers asked for $2.67 trillion—equivalent to the GDP of India—as a tactic to intimidate the American public.

Professional auditor Joe Hoft discusses his book series "The Steal," focusing on the lack of transparency in the 2020 election. Hoft argues that from a corporate auditing perspective, the election results should never have been certified due to the inability to verify the underlying systems and ballots. He highlights anomalies in swing states where observers were blocked and data was processed behind closed doors.

Tyler Bennett of American Tax Solutions joins the program to discuss how citizens can use legal loopholes to minimize their tax burden. Jones endorses the service, available at "jonestaxrelief.com," as a way to defund the "New World Order" by paying the minimum amount of federal income tax required by law.

Bennett distinguishes his firm's "advocacy" from traditional CPAs who often prioritize IRS compliance over client savings. He warns about new Biden-era rules requiring 1099 reporting for transactions over $600, such as garage sales, and encourages listeners to seek professional help at "jonestaxrelief.com" to navigate these increasing surveillance measures.

Most CPAs are risk-averse and follow the IRS's internal interpretations of the law rather than acting as advocates for their clients. A tax attorney, however, focuses on the actual letter of the law to assert a taxpayer's right to pay no more than is legally required. American Tax Solutions offers to review previous tax returns to identify missed opportunities for savings and to provide legal protection against IRS overreach.