- 3 - estimated income tax payments, nor was tax withheld from her 1993 wages. On or about March 31, 1993, petitioner began working as a full-time paralegal for The Pilot Connection Society, also known as the Liberty Foundation of Parker, Colorado (Liberty Foundation). During the years in issue, petitioner was associated with an attorney, Harmon Taylor (Mr. Taylor). Petitioner and Mr. Taylor discussed whether petitioner was required to file Federal income tax returns. Petitioner received documents from Mr. Taylor that related to a State court proceeding in Texas. Petitioner was not a party to the Texas proceeding, but The Pilot Connection Society was associated with the case. The documents concerned tax protester type materials, and petitioner relied on these documents in her decision not to file tax returns. Petitioner had also written to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) asking "tax protester type questions" regarding her tax liability, to which the IRS did not respond. In January 1994, petitioner received a form letter from the IRS that informed her that she may not have to file a tax return. It contained the statements: You may not have to file a Federal tax return this year. According to our records, last year you were not required to file a Federal tax return. If you have the same sources of income and about the same amount of income this year as you did last year, you probably don't have to file this year either.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Next
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