Tax Protester FAQTHE TAX PROTESTER FAQCreated by Daniel. B. Evans. Copyright. All rights reserved. Not. legal advice. First published: 1. Last updated: 2/2.
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Like most things on the Internet, this is a work in progress. Not all citations and quotations have been confirmed, and there are. Table of Contents. Introduction. Constitutional Fallacies. The federal income tax is unconstitutional. The income tax cannot apply to individual. Constitution. The income tax is a “direct tax”.
The income tax cannot apply to wages, because that. Constitution. Wages cannot be taxed because our labor is our. Constitution. Income taxes are not “Duties, Imposts, or. Excises” and so must be “direct taxes” that must.
Wages cannot be taxed because the exercise of a. United States by. Amendment to the Constitution. The authors of the Constitution (aka, the. Founding Fathers”) never intended to give Congress the.
Congress can only tax the exercise of. Congress can only tax income arising. Congress can regulate, such as alcohol. The income tax cannot apply to. Congress has power only over states and.
Income cannot be taxed unless the source of the. The 1. 6th Amendment is ineffective because it does. Article I of the. Constitution. The 1. Amendment gave Congress no new power. The 1. 6th Amendment was not properly. The 1. 6th Amendment is ineffective because the.
The income tax cannot apply to citizens. District of Columbia, the territories of the United. States, and the forts and military bases of the United States. The income tax cannot apply to. Amendment. The federal income tax cannot apply to wages. Thirteenth Amendment.
The federal income tax amounts to a. Amendment to the. Any assessment or collection of any. Amendment to the Constitution. Withholding of income tax from wages without.
Amendment to the. Constitution. Any assessment or collection of any tax. Amendment. You cannot be required to file an income tax return.
Amendment. guarantees that you cannot be compelled to testify against. The IRS cannot require anyone to file an income tax. Amendment. rights against unreasonable searches and seizures. An IRS levy to collect taxes without a court. Amendment rights against. Receipt of Federal Reserve Notes is not “income”. Federal Reserve Notes are not lawful money (“coins in.
Constitution. The establishment of a “Pure Trust”. Constitution. Under the 1st Amendment, there is a right to. Under the 1st Amendment, there is a right to. The United States does not have “standing”. Statutory Fallacies.
The Internal Revenue Code is not a law. The Internal Revenue Code does not define. The Internal Revenue Code cannot define.
Constitution. and Congress cannot modify the Constitution by statute. Wages are not income. Wages are not “income” because. Even if my wages are income, I can deduct. Even if my wages are gross income, I can. Wages are not income, but only a “source”.
Section 6. 1 of the Internal Revenue Code lists only. Wages paid within the United States are not a. Internal Revenue Code, and so are not taxable. The income tax does not apply to citizens outside. District of Columbia and territories of the United States. United States” is defined in the.
Internal Revenue Code does not include the states of the United. States. The income tax only applies to the domestic. Nothing in the Internal Revenue Code makes an. Nothing in the Internal Revenue Code requires an. The requirement to file a return is. The income tax is voluntary. The income tax is only binding on people who.
Social Security number, driver’s license, or. Form W- 4 (i. e., the federal withholding certificate).
There is no requirement to apply for (or use) a. Social Security number. The income tax applies only to government. Only the salaries of government employees.
The income tax applies only to. Income taxes can be avoiding by forming a. I am not a “person” within the. Internal Revenue Code. The tax laws only apply to “taxpayers”. I cannot be prosecuted for failing to file.
I have a good faith belief that the tax laws do not. There is a difference between the “United. States” and the “United States of America.”There is a difference between “United. States District Courts” and “District Courts of the.
United States.”The Internal Revenue Service must comply with the. Fair Debt Collection Practices Act when it collects taxes. Procedural Fallacies. The Internal Revenue Service has never. Furthermore. failing to file a tax return is not a crime because the relevant. Internal Revenue Code have never been implemented. The Office of Management and Budget does not require.
Internal. Revenue Code, and identifies section 1 of the Code as applying only. Form 1. 04. 0 does not bear a valid OMB control number. Form 1. 04. 0 and its instructions were not adopted in. Administrative Procedure Act.
The Internal Revenue Code does not require any. Internal Revenue Service has. Privacy Act Statement included in Form 1. The Internal Revenue Service is not an agency of the.
Delaware (or, alternatively, an agency of the government of Puerto. Rico). The notices issued by the IRS are not. Secretary of the Treasury. Secretary has failed to properly delegate the. The notices issued by the IRS are invalid because. I. R. C. section 6.
If I do not file a return, then the Internal Revenue. Service cannot assess a deficiency without first preparing a signed. I. R. C. section 6. I have revoked my consent to be a taxpayer. I have a letter from the IRS saying that I am. I am not required to file a tax return because I.
IRS demanding to know where in the Internal. Revenue Code it says I am required to file and the IRS has failed.
I can comply with the law, and avoid any tax. I am not liable for any income tax. I can comply with the law, and avoid any tax. The IRS cannot levy on property or file a lien on. A notice of lien is invalid unless the form. A “notice of levy” (or “notice.
IRS employees can be sued for fraudulently. Banks and employers that honor levies can be. I can sue my employer for withholding taxes. The Tax Court is controlled by the IRS and. If you’re right, why don’t you claim. Fundamental Misconceptions, Illiteracy. Illogic. Paranoid (and Other) Delusions.
There are lots of tax protesters who have. IRS, such as John Cheek, Lloyd Long, and. Vernice Kuglin. There are many lawyers, accountants, former. IRS employees, and other well- educated people who agree with tax. There are lots of court decisions favorable.
The court decisions against tax protesters. The court decisions against tax protesters are all. IRS and. so are afraid to rule against the IRS. The IRS always wins against tax protesters. IRS only litigates cases against ignorant, ill- prepared.
IRS. The taxpayers who have challenged the tax. If Congress really meant for Americans to. Congress would have changed to law to. I would file returns and pay taxes if.
Congress, the IRS, or the courts would just show me the law that. The number of nonfilers is growing, showing. IRS) is. growing. Related (But Non- Tax) Lunacies.
More About Tax Protesters. The Tax Protester FAQIntroduction. What is the purpose of this FAQ?
The purpose of this FAQ is to provide concise, authoritative. U. S. tax system that is frequently. Internet, by a variety. This “FAQ” is therefore not a collection of frequently. And the assertions addressed in this FAQ are not merely false, but. In this FAQ, you will read many decisions of judges who refer to.
If you don’t read a lot of judicial opinions, you may not. Perhaps. an analogy will help explain the attitude of judges. Imagine a group of professional scientists who have met to discuss. At first, they might be unable to believe. Eventually, they might be polite. Suppose the challenger is not convinced, but insists. At that point, they will be jaw- droppingly.
That is the way judges view tax protesters. At first, they try to. However. after dismissing case after case with the same insane claims. The frustration of judges is well described in the following. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, responding to an. FAQ: “We are sensitive to the need for the courts to. An appeal that lacks merit is not always- -or often- -frivolous.
However we are not obliged to suffer in silence the filing of. Crain’s. present appeal is of this sort. It is a hodgepodge of unsupported.
The. government should not have been put to the trouble of responding to. Crain v. Commissioner, 7. F. 2d 1. 41. 7, 1. Cir. 1. 98. 4). The court not only ruled against Crain, but imposed a damage award. Id at 1. 41. 8. So, when a judge calls an argument “ridiculous” or.
It means that the person arguing the case has absolutely. It doesn’t mean that the case wasn’t well argued. The argument was absolutely. The judge is not telling you that. The judge is telling you that. This FAQ addresses only assertions that are frivolous, and only. It is not the purpose of.
FAQ to criticize any opinion, or stifle any debate, about the. For example. claims that the federal income tax is unfair, morally equivalent to. FAQ. However, a claim that the. FAQ. Finally, it should be noted that this FAQ does not include all of. United States Supreme Court and Circuit. Courts of Appeal that have most clearly refuted these tax protester.
District Court and Tax Court decisions have been included to. Circuit Court of Appeals. Tax Court and. District Courts have not been included, as well as many published and. Courts of Appeals.
Related topics: What is a “tax protester”? There are lots of tax protesters who have won. IRS, such as John Cheek, Lloyd Long, and Gail. Sanocki. There are many lawyers and well- educated.
People like Lowell. H. Becraft, Irwin Schiff, etc. There are lots of court decisions favorable. A “tax protester” is only.
Internal. Revenue Service in accordance with the IRS definition of “tax. What penalties can be imposed on tax. Why do tax protesters keeping violating the laws, and. Is tax protesting a cult? Other web sites with information on tax protester. What is a “tax protester”? The phrase “tax protester” is commonly applied to two.
People who refuse to pay taxes in order. United States v. Malinowski, 3. F. Supp. 3. 47, 7.
U. S. Tax. Cas. (CCH) ¶9. E. D. Pa. 1. 97. 2), aff’d, 4.