Yes, and as a "licensed CPA" I doubt you've ever actually read the tax code. I know because I fired mine because he hadn't read it either. After he couldn't (or refused to) answer my questions about the definitions of "trade or business," "wages," "employee," etc.

Using prepared software or relying on "opinions" of others who benefit from the fraud is not the same thing as reading the code and knowing for yourself what it does and does not say. As an Enrolled Actuary I was very familiar with Title 26 and actually bothered to read it.

But please, if you have free time to play along, I don't mind reviewing your work. But don't be surprised to find that you have been lied to, and have been lying to others, for your entire career. Of course, that begs the question - you are relying on your career to pay your own bills so playing along with the fraud is profitable for you. Can you say, "conflict of interest?"