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               willing to file any and every form or return that we                   
               are required by law to file.  We desire to pay every                   
               penny of tax that we are required by law to pay.  We                   
               have no desire to obstruct or hamper any valid                         
               government agency or function.  Just send us the law                   
               making us liable for paying income tax.                                
               On January 23, 2002, Jerry Arthur Jewett (Mr. Jewett)                  
          executed a power of attorney, Form 2848, Power of Attorney and              
          Declaration of Representative.  On February 25, 2002, Mr. Jewett            
          sent to the IRS Appeals Office a letter incorporating and adding            
          to petitioners’ frivolous arguments and asserting:                          
                    1.  The individual or individuals named above are                 
               not “persons or a person” liable for the income tax or                 
               required to file a Form 1040, by virtue of non-                        
               residence in, or lack of income earned within, or                      
               effectively connected to, any U.S. Territory,                          
               Possession and/or enclave deriving authority from                      
               Article I, Sec. 2 Cl. 17 or Article 4, Sec. 3, Cl. 2 of                
               the Constitution of the United States.  The individual                 
               or individuals named herein are natural born Citizens                  
               of one of the 50 Republic states, under the                            
               Constitution and Law.                                                  
          Although the pages of the letter were unnumbered, it consisted of           
          33 pages of tax protester boilerplate.                                      
               A hearing pursuant to petitioners’ request was conducted on            
          March 21, 2002, with a court reporter present.  A transcript of             
          the proceedings was made.  At the hearing, Mr. Jewett repeated              
          his frivolous arguments.  Among other things, Mr. Jewett argued:            
                    MR. JEWETT:  * * *  So the only case which                        
               addresses the issue of wages not being income and a                    
               tax, an individual is not a taxpayer within the meaning                
               of the Internal Revenue Code is the John Cheek case and                
               it supports the position of my clients.                                






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