Yes, with the 12-411 process, you still file a tax return, but your liability is zero because all your income is declared as non-taxable on the special tax return our NoTaxPros will create for you.

Anyone living in the 50 states with a valid Social Security number that is not employed by the federal government can use the 12-411 process to make their annual income non-taxable.

You can instruct your employer after you receive your federal refund check. This ensures that your 12-411 process is 100% complete and you have full evidence of your non-taxable status in the form of a check for a 100% refund of any taxes withheld during the previous year.

There’s no changing the past and the IRS will understand that. Going forward you should remove yourself from the federal voter registration if you no longer plan on paying the federal income tax.

No voting, no jury duty, no employment or direct benefits from the federal government, and no interest-bearing bank accounts. These are the only benefits you will lose with the 12-411 process.

Once enrolled, first year clients complete the 12-411 process within 8-10 weeks. After the process is complete & your tax return is submitted to the US Treasury, you will wait 6-8 weeks for your tax return just like a typical taxpayer. IRS processing timelines are not anything that we can control or expedite.

Federal government employees cannot do the 12-411 process. State government employees still qualify.

Self employed business owners will still be subject to self employment (FICA) tax. Your federal and state income tax liability will be 0.

The 12-411 process is a federal remedy—its success is guaranteed at the federal level. In most cases, states do reciprocate the results of the process and honor the same exemption. However, this is not guaranteed in every state. Notable exceptions include Indiana and New Jersey, where state tax authorities may not fully recognize the federal exemption. For that reason, we can only promise results at the federal level, though most clients do see full relief from both federal a

Pricing for The 12-411 process is based on a one time fee. 5% of the gross income for the previous year. Once our process is complete, you never need to pay Wealth Guaranteed or the IRS ever again. Your only costs going forward will be filing fees with our notaxpros.

This has never been a problem for any of our clients, however if you do receive any letters from the IRS going forward you should ALWAYS contact Wealth Guaranteed immediately as a lifetime client of our 12-411 process.

The process involves redeeming all your otherwise taxable income as lawful money under 12 USC § 411, notifying various government agencies of your intent to use lawful money going forward by using our proprietary software, ensuring your income is considered non-taxable.

Yes, it is 100% legal. It is based on federal law and has been successfully used without any challenges from the IRS for over 100 years.

We take a very intentional approach to how we connect with clients. For the last six years, about 85% of our clients have come to us through word-of-mouth referrals— friends, family members, or co-workers who have successfully completed the process and want to share their experience. We don’t rely on paid advertising or mass marketing campaigns because we prioritize controlling our client volume and maintaining the highest level of personalized support. By focusing on referra

The truth is, the wealthy and elite in this country have been using strategies like the 12-411 process for generations. However, they’ve done an excellent job of keeping the public misinformed about how it works. By allowing everyday Americans to be confused by the complexity of offshore trusts, foreign bank accounts, or secretive accounts in places like Dubai or Switzerland, they’ve convinced the general public that tax exemption is something only the ultra-wealthy can achie

A: It is a section of U.S. law that allows individuals to redeem otherwise taxable Federal Reserve Notes for lawful money, which is non-taxable. This was part of the original federal reserve act & has been on our law books for well over 100 years.