Don’t Risk Your Cash! Should You Skip Filing Taxes in 2025 with IRS Abolition Rumors Swirling?

Donald Trump dropped a bombshell on Joe Rogan: he might kill the IRS, calling it a “stupid mistake.” My last video—seen by over 750,000—broke down how he could do it without Congress lifting a finger. Now the big question: should you file your 2025 taxes if the IRS might vanish? I’m Anthony Parent, a tax attorney with 20 years in the game. Full disclosure: my firm makes money prepping taxes, but I’m shifting to probate law—so this isn’t just about my bottom line.

Here’s the deal: if you’re owed a refund, file. You’ve got three years from the due date to claim it—skip it, and that money’s gone. Owe the IRS instead? You could wait. Filing late might dodge penalties if Trump pulls the trigger and the IRS implodes. First-time offenders can often get penalty relief anyway—just don’t expect mercy if you’ve dodged taxes before. Criminal risk? Slim to none. The IRS indicts under 1,000 people a year for evasion, and they chase fraud, not late filers. Plus, their backlog means you’d likely skate through 2025 unnoticed.
Why file at all? FAFSA needs it for aid, and business partners might sue if you slack on fiduciary duties. My take: grab your refund now, or delay filing if you owe—say, late 2025 or early 2026—and see if Trump delivers. Want to play it safe? Hit up www.irsmedic.com/help for expert help navigating this chaos.
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