The IRS is Crumbling—Here’s How the Wealthy Stay Ahead

The IRS is on life support. The agency that collects your hard-earned money is slashing its workforce by nearly half. That’s right—tens of thousands of IRS agents are being laid off. The government’s tax collector is falling apart, and it’s happening right in front of us.

Now, what does that mean for you? Simple. This is your chance to learn how the system really works. The ultra-rich—including me and President Trump—haven’t paid a dime in federal income tax for years. Legally. Because we know the tax code better than the IRS itself.

The IRS is Losing Power—And That’s a Big Deal

For decades, the IRS has functioned as the government's ultimate collection agency, squeezing every dollar possible from the American people—especially the middle class. But now? It’s crumbling from the inside. Through layoffs, buyouts, and attrition, the agency is losing its grip.

Understand this: The IRS doesn’t make tax laws. It just enforces them. And when enforcement weakens, loopholes widen. If you’ve ever felt like you’re paying too much in taxes, you probably are. Not because the system is unfair, but because you haven’t been taught how to use it to your advantage.

The wealthy don’t get special treatment. We just read the rulebook.

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The tax code is a game, and if you don’t know the rules, you’re the one getting played.

Why is This Happening?

The layoffs are part of a broader plan under the Trump administration to shrink the federal workforce and increase government efficiency. Billionaire entrepreneurs like Elon Musk have long advocated for cutting bureaucratic bloat—and now it’s happening.

Here’s what’s coming:

• Mass IRS layoffs. The workforce is being gutted through buyouts, attrition, and cuts. The tax collector is running out of people to collect.

• The Trump Effect. This is part of a government-wide strategy to cut waste. The IRS is losing power, and that means fewer audits, less scrutiny, and more opportunities for those who understand the loopholes.

• Your Opportunity. With fewer tax enforcers, now is the time to restructure your finances, maximize legal deductions, and finally stop overpaying on taxes.

The Secret the Wealthy Know

Let’s get real: The rich don’t work for money. We make money work for us. And taxes? They’re just another expense—one that we legally avoid through real estate, business ownership, and smart investments.

Here’s what the poor and middle class do: They earn a paycheck, pay taxes first, and live off what’s left. That’s a trap. The tax code is built to reward investors and business owners, not employees.

Take real estate as an example. The tax code is packed with incentives for property owners:

• Depreciation. You can own an appreciating asset (real estate) while writing off its "wear and tear" as an expense. That reduces taxable income.

• 1031 Exchanges. You can sell an investment property, reinvest the profits into another property, and defer paying capital gains tax indefinitely.

• Deductions. Mortgage interest, repairs, travel expenses, and even home office deductions can all legally lower your taxable income.

This isn’t cheating. This is the law. The government wants people to invest in real estate because it creates jobs and housing. So they give tax breaks to those who do.

Same with business ownership. You don’t get rich working for someone else. Business owners can legally write off travel, meals, equipment, office space, and even part of their home if they run a business from it. That’s why the rich build businesses and invest, while the middle class stay stuck in jobs, getting taxed to death.

The IRS is in Free Fall—What’s Your Next Move?

This is a rare moment in history. The IRS, the agency that has held a financial chokehold on Americans for decades, is losing its power.

So the real question is: Are you still playing by the rules of the poor and middle class? Are you still working hard, paying taxes first, and keeping whatever scraps are left? Or are you ready to start thinking like the wealthy?

Now is the time to act. The government is failing at its own tax game. The rich are laughing all the way to the bank. If you want to learn how we do it—legally—it’s time to take control.

Your Next Steps

1. Stop Thinking Like an Employee. The tax code favors investors and business owners, not workers. Shift your mindset.

2. Learn How the Rich Pay Zero in Taxes. It’s not magic. It’s the tax code. Real estate, business ownership, and investing are your best tools.

3. Act Now—While the IRS is Weak. Fewer enforcers mean fewer audits. This is the time to build a tax strategy that works for you.

So, If you’re still playing by the rules designed to keep you in a high-tax bracket, it’s time for a change.

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Talk soon,

Robert Kiyosaki