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Date: Wed, 02 Apr 1997 06:11:37 -0800
To: conchr-l@xc.org
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: CONCHR Pay/File
Dear Chuck,
I did not mean to be rude or
disrespectful, but I was
addressing a total stranger
in his capacity as a Certified
Public Accountant. You are
a Certified Public Accountant,
yes? I don't really care what
your name is; I DO care that
you profess to be a certified
professional, and one who should
know the tax laws which you are
administering on behalf of clients
(and taking their money for doing
so, I presume).
The existence or non-existence
of IRC code sections which impose
a liability for the federal income
tax is crucial, imho. You stated that
they (IRS) have the statutory authority,
now you refuse to show us those very
same statutes. You have contradicted
yourself, whether you know it or not.
Let me assist, if I may. The ONLY
code sections which impose a liability
for the federal income tax are those
which are imposed upon withholding
agents; see the definition of
"withholding agent" at IRC 7701(a)(16).
This PROVES that the whole scheme is
voluntary, because one cannot become
a withholding agent until, and unless,
one has been authorized to do so, by
means of a valid Employee's Withholding
Allowance Certificate. No certificate,
no authority to withhold. The authority
to withhold derives from the consent of
the employee, and no other.
For a thorough discussion of the voluntary
nature of federal income taxes, see
Chapter 8 in "The Federal Zone: Cracking
the Code of Internal Revenue." A good
beginner's book on the fraud is "Tax Scam"
by Alan Stang, a brilliant author with
deep insights, wonderful humor, and brains
that won't quit. "The Federal Zone" is not
really for beginners, because it has some
big words in it (like "territorial
heterogeneity").
/s/ Paul Mitchell
http://www.supremelaw.com
At 06:45 AM 4/2/97 -0600, you wrote:
>At 05:45 PM 4/1/97 -0800, Paul Mitchell wrote:
>
>>Dear CPA,
>
>Dear B.A., M.S. : Counselor at Law, federal witness,
>
>My name is Chuck. It's in my sig line.
>
>>
>>Before I retain your services,
>>will you please supply me with
>>the statutory authority for federal
>>income tax liabilities? Please
>>answer with citations as follows:
>>
>> IRC Sections x, y, z
>
>This was responded to earlier. I'm simply not going to be baited into a
>debate over code sections with you, Paul. I'm working 13-hour days as it
>is, and I have no time for a protracted technical debate. Maybe after 4/15.
>
>Furthermore, my message is not really directed to you but to the rest of
>the list: Some years ago, I had an accounting practice in Dallas. Two of
>my blue-chip clients were M.D.'s - a couple of fine, upstanding Christian
>men with thriving medical practices, one of whom was an elder in my church.
>A huckster with glowing credentials came to town, hawking the
>"the-13th-Amendment-was-never-properly-ratified-and-anyway-the-IRS-has-no-le
>gal-authority-to-require-filing-or-collect-tax" brand of tax protest. My
>clients bought into his system and followed his instructions exactly. The
>result, 6 years later: both had lost their licenses to practice medicine,
>one was serving a probated sentence for tax evasion, and the other had
>declared bankruptcy and lost everything, including his home. And no, no
>one turned them in.
>
>There are ways to change the system if we conservatives can ever mobilize.
>But for the zebra to kick the sleeping lion in the snout, and flip him off
>when he wakes up, is, IMO, unwise. Conchr-ers, here's the formula that will
>work: file your return, pay your tax, and send representatives to
>Washington who will abolish the income tax and the IRS.
>
>Under Jesus' Mercy,
>Chuck
>----------------------------------------------------------------------
>Chuck Warman
>cwarman@wf.net (Wichita Falls, TX)
>----------------------------------------------------------------------
>"The abdication of Belief / makes the Behavior small."
> ----Emily Dickinson
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