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the filing of a return, as well as the paying of any
taxes based strictly on wages received from an employer
is completely voluntary. * * *
In addition, we are filing this return despite the fact
that the Privacy Act Notice clearly informs us that we
are not required to file any return. First, the
Privacy Act states that we need file only for “any tax”
that we are ”liable”. Once again no IR Code section
makes us liable for any tax based only on wages
received from an employer. Ergo we need not file.
* * *
Regarding the Information Provided on this Non-
Voluntary Return
The information we have provided on the attached non-
voluntary return is true, correct and accurate to the
best of our knowledge and belief. We had zero income
for 1997. In addition we now realize that we had zero
income for all previous years in which we filed.
Although, for all these previous years, we were not
aware of the voluntary nature of the “income tax” based
only on wages received from an employer and
consequently we mistakenly filed returns thinking that
such alleged taxes were mandatory. * * *
* * * * * * *
Also, note that there are numerous court rulings that
do define the term “income” within the context of
income taxes. Generally, the courts have established
that “income” is a gain or increase arising from
corporate activities. * * *
Past IRS Irregularities and the attached return
We simply know that we have no liability and have filed
this return as a protective and self defensive measure
against the widely noted mistakes and abuses of power
by the IRS.
The IRS has also routinely “changed” filer’s returns.
Please note that there is no statute that allows that
to be done. Any attempt to “change” our return would
be illegal since there is no legislative Statute on
which to base such a change. * * *
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