Actually no; that [lying to the IRS] would be fraud.
>>In an equally momentous decision, the SCOTUS ruled in the Stolen Valor Act that it is a First Amendment right to lie. Just think of the implications - lying on your income tax return is a First Amendment right; lying in court is a First Amendment right; lying to your mate is a First Amendment right; etc.
Actually no; that [lying to the IRS] would be fraud.<<
Your fraud is my First Amendment right, as affirmed by the SCOTUS. There is no longer any compulsion to be truthful.