On the recordJanuary 29, 2018
You are guilty until proven innocent. You have to pay taxes before you can contest them, even if the IRS is wrong.
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congress.govLouie Gohmert: “You are guilty until proven innocent. You have to pay taxes before you can contest them, even if the IRS is wrong.”
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Gohmert criticizes the IRS's power and the unfairness of the tax system.
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