Income tax and the taxing authority

Take a challenge in critical thinking. Are income tax and freedom compatible?
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Many people claim the tax department is illegal. Are they right?
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Is the tax department a private entity?
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In December 1972 Gough Whitlam orchestrated a silent coup d'etat to overthrow legitimate de jure Australian government and install a de facto government.
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Would it surprise you to know that the IRS, HMRC, NZ IRD and ATO won't tell you?
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"Person includes a company". A strange definition don't you think?
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Is an 'individual', living?
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Some additional thought on the music video at the end of this presentation:
1. In the song one of the lyrics is " ... me mother calls me Marcus and my father's name is Jack ...". The song was written for the performer, Mark Jackson, (who also played AFL football in the 1980's and was the Energizer battery man in the 1980's and 1990's), but his real father's name was George. However his surname is 'Jackson', as in 'son of Jack' - possibly an oblique reference to the manner in which every 'individual' has been fooled - by their surname.

2. Another lyric " ... I make my own tomato juice and drink it all the time ...". Tomato juice can be slang for blood, a reference taken from boxing.