- 26 - to provide us with the documents you inspected to verify the validity and accuracy of the assessments. * * * We have requested the documentation that the law provides that we may see. d.) Further, the exhibits attached to your letter are totally irrelevant to our case. They, too, point to your bias toward the government. First of all, the definition of Gross Income does not make one liable for the tax. The issue of the Sixteenth Amendment of the Constitution is not a relevant issue to be raised when all we are asking for is proof that the verification from the Secretary requirement has been fulfilled; that the Notice and Demand for payment requirement as been met; that the assessments are valid and accurately determined and recorded pursuant to some statute by authorized Internal Revenue Service personnel; and, that you have personally acquired verification from somebody other than yourself that all of the administrative procedures and applicable laws have been met. Verification means, a formal written statement. * * * We are in the dark as to what happened on our case, as all of the notices came without reference to any delegation orders or other legal basis for their issuance. Many of them were not even signed! Why wouldn’t you want us to see the authority for these notices if indeed they are “Statutory”, as you claim them to be? 3. Finally, you stated in your letter that we have not pointed to any errors and that we have been unwilling to discuss collection alternatives...and, then you threatened toPage: Previous 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Next
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