If you get conflicting advice, ask that professional one simple question: “What experience do you have with the 12-411 process?” Wealth Guaranteed has a six-year track record and a 100% success rate executing this very specific legal process. We are among the only credible authorities on this subject. If someone is giving you different advice — whether it’s a CPA, tax attorney, or financial advisor — it’s on you to determine how qualified they are to speak on this specific pr

No. Once you file a tax return — any tax return — it becomes a sworn declaration to the IRS under penalty of perjury. That means once your 12-411 tax return is submitted, it is official and final. You can’t simply undo or reverse it. Wealth Guaranteed also does not process amendments. Our Quality Control Team ensures everything is correct before it gets submitted so there’s never a need for revisions or corrections after the fact. That said, you always have the option to star

Great question — and one we’ve planned for. At Wealth Guaranteed, we don’t just serve clients — our entire staff are clients of the program, too. That means if the company were ever to shut down, we’d all still need to file our taxes the same way you do. And that’s exactly why we’ve built contingency plans to ensure your success long-term. We’re constantly training and certifying CPAs in the 12-411 tax filing process — turning traditional CPAs into certified no-tax pros. That

That’s exactly what our Quality Control Team is here for. Before anything is submitted to the IRS, Treasury, or Federal Reserve, our QC team meticulously reviews your entire file—every document, every detail. If you’ve made a mistake, we catch it, flag it, and contact you directly to get the correction made before submission. We don’t let you file anything on your own. Everything is professionally reviewed and submitted by Wealth Guaranteed on your behalf. That’s how we’re ab

First off, the risk of an audit is extremely low—and in six years of operating the 12-411 program, not a single Wealth Guaranteed client has ever been audited. Why? Because there’s no financial incentive for the IRS to do so. Audits are not random. The IRS typically initiates audits when they believe they can recover unpaid taxes, fees, or penalties—essentially, when there’s money to be made. But when your income is legally reclassified as non-taxable through 12 U.S.C. § 411,