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Non-Profit Individual Organization” stated that the purpose of
the organization is “to educate as many people as possible about
the existing Amendment 16 of the Constitution of the United
States of America, its fundamental flaws that are contrary to the
views of our founding fathers and ways to correct these.”
Along with its Form 1023, petitioner submitted articles of
association2 (hereinafter referred to as the Articles). The
Articles provided:
ARTICLE III
PURPOSES
Amend16robertwirengard is not for profit and organized
exclusively for educational, welfare and charitable
purposes, including to:
1. Provide education and advocacy, principally of the
economic and financial sciences
2. Provide for food, shelter, healthcare,
access/transportation and environments
3. Study, research and test welfare, healthcare and
environmental models
4. Identify socio-economic and sustainability
problems and provide economic solutions
5. Assist and organize employees and unemployed and
unpaid workers for their and children’s welfare
2The record shows that petitioner submitted to respondent
drafts of its articles of association on three separate
occasions. Each of the three drafts was dated Aug. 31, 2001.
The first draft was signed only by Robert Wirengard and submitted
as an attachment to petitioner’s Form 1023. The second draft,
set forth above, was identical to the first, except that it was
signed by all four directors and was submitted by petitioner as
an attachment to a letter to respondent dated Oct. 9, 2001. The
third draft was not identical to the first two drafts but was
substantially similar; it was signed by Robert Wirengard and
Mauricio Rosas and submitted by petitioner as an attachment to a
letter to respondent dated Apr. 3, 2003. The signature of
Mauricio Rosas was dated Apr. 3, 2003.
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