[Jack Black]

This is not the victory everyone thinks it is. He still owes the tax. The jury only aquitted him of the criminal charges of willful failure to file. That is, the jury believed that he believed he did not have to file.. therefore it is not a crimianl case. But he still owes the tax.

From where do you assertain that he still owes the tax? Perhaps the IRS says he still owes the tax, but he's been to court and won. How will they go about getting the tax now? They have tried him in Federal Court and lost. Did the judge rule that he owes the tax? If not I don't see your point.

[Raycpa]

The avoidance of criminal charges does not let him off the hook. The tax liability is still due, he just doesn’t get free room and board for the next 10 years.

See 141 for the success rate for these scumbags.