What if I get audited after using this?

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, and that classification is fully documented and substantiated, the IRS sees that:

• You followed a lawful, codified federal process.

• You did not declare your income as taxable.

• You did not claim questionable deductions or try to evade taxes.

• There is no profit for them to gain by pursuing you.

In the rare event that the IRS were to audit someone who completed the 12-411 process properly, they would come to the same legal determination you already did: that your Federal Reserve notes were lawfully redeemed for non-taxable lawful money. At that point, there’s no case, no claim, and no reason to spend additional IRS manpower on something that offers zero return

So to put it simply:

We’ve never seen an audit. We don’t expect one. And even if it happens, your filings and documentation hold up under federal law.