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If the IRS asked for records or sources of the income, I would guess you can legally not answer those requests by pleading the 5th. Of course that would be a bi
by SoylentYellow 5y ago
If the IRS asked for records or sources of the income, I would guess you can legally not answer those requests by pleading the 5th. Of course that would be a big red flag...
- R0b0t1 5y agoNo, the IRS actually defends people if their tax information is used against them to prevent people from pleading the 5th. In theory. In actuality I think you could make a reasonable argument that the suspicion of parallel construction means that you may plead the 5th.