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<H1 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#804040>A REPORT <BR>ON<BR>TAX =
EXEMPT=20
WAGES<BR>AND<BR>SALARIES</FONT></B></H1>
<H3 align=3Dcenter>(<FONT color=3D#808080>Author</FONT><FONT =
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><FONT color=3D#ff0000>Introduction</FONT></H3>
<P><FONT color=3D#000000>It is rumored that the author of the following =
Treatise=20
was an Attorney who was employed by employees of an =
Internal&nbsp;Revenue=20
Service&nbsp;Center. It appears that over the years at the =
upper&nbsp;level of=20
the&nbsp;IRS; administrators have not been claiming their&nbsp;"Wages" =
as=20
taxable&nbsp;income on their tax&nbsp;returns. Being under pressure from =
an=20
"<I>internal&nbsp;office&nbsp;directive</I>", any new&nbsp;administrator =
coming=20
into the&nbsp;IRS was not to be informed that his/her&nbsp;wages was not =

classified as "<I>taxable&nbsp;income</I>" under the=20
Internal&nbsp;Revenue&nbsp;Code. Fearing reprisals, the employees found =
the need=20
to have the issue of "t<I>axable&nbsp;income</I>" to be&nbsp;briefed=20
and&nbsp;defined.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT color=3D#000000>The following Treatise has been used =
successfully in=20
destroying IRS&nbsp;criminal investigations. Here is how it=20
was&nbsp;done&nbsp;--</FONT></P>
<P><FONT color=3D#000000>The moment you receive a letter from =
the&nbsp;IRS, that=20
is the beginning of an IRS&nbsp;investigation. That letter is giving you =
notice=20
of "<I>Due&nbsp;Process of&nbsp;Law</I>" to be heard and the IRS has now =
begun=20
an "<I>Administrative&nbsp;Record</I>" under=20
"<I>Administrative&nbsp;Law</I>."</FONT></P>
<P><FONT color=3D#000000>You must respond to that letter for it is your =
only=20
opportunity to create an "<I>Administrative&nbsp;Record</I>" for =
yourself. This=20
is very important, for under <I>Administrative&nbsp;Law</I>, a Judge can =
only=20
review the "<I>Administrative&nbsp;Record</I>" of the =
executive&nbsp;agency.=20
</FONT><U><FONT color=3D#ff0000>THE&nbsp;JUDGE CANNOT HEAR ANYTHING=20
NEW</FONT></U><FONT color=3D#000000>.&nbsp; By the time you have reached =

the&nbsp;Court, it is to late to create a&nbsp;defense.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT color=3D#000000>You may need to make alterations to the =
Treatise to meet=20
your needs. At the end of the Treatise, you should make a request of=20
the&nbsp;IRS to correct any misunderstandings that you may have. This =
will show=20
a&nbsp;"<I>good&nbsp;faith</I>" effort on your part. (the&nbsp;IRS has =
never=20
given an answer which shows "<I>bad&nbsp;faith</I>" on=20
their&nbsp;part.)</FONT></P>
<P><FONT color=3D#000000>The next step is to make an "<I>Affidavit=20
of&nbsp;Mailing</I>" that describes the contents of the mailing=20
(the&nbsp;"<I>Treatise</I>") and the name and address of the friend that =
is=20
"<I>Certify Mailing</I>" the&nbsp;"<I>Affidavit</I>" =
and&nbsp;"<I>Treatise</I>"=20
to the Internal&nbsp;Revenue&nbsp;Service. If you don't know how to make =
an=20
"<I>Affidavit&nbsp;of&nbsp;Mailing</I>," your local =
Clerk&nbsp;of&nbsp;Court=20
should be able to help&nbsp;you. </FONT></P>
<P><FONT color=3D#000000>Why is it important to have a friend mail your =
response=20
to the&nbsp;IRS via&nbsp;"<I>Affidavit&nbsp;of&nbsp;Mailing</I>?" The =
main=20
purpose is so that you may have a witness that can introduce your=20
"<I>Administrative&nbsp;Record</I>" (the&nbsp;"<I>Treatise</I>") into =
the=20
"<I>Record&nbsp;of the&nbsp;Court</I>" (if you find yourself in =
the&nbsp;Court=20
as a&nbsp;Defendant). Your friend can testify that he did the mailing =
under oath=20
and that he can describe the contents of the&nbsp;mailing. There is =
nothing the=20
Judge can do to stop your "Administrative&nbsp;Record" from going before =

a&nbsp;jury.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT color=3D#000000>Your "<I>Administrative&nbsp;Record</I>" =
destroys the=20
issue of&nbsp;"<I>Willful</I>" and no conviction can be had. =
Furthermore,=20
anything that goes into the "<I>Record&nbsp;of the&nbsp;Court</I>" is =
"<I>public=20
record</I>" that can be published by the press. Do you see why =
the&nbsp;IRS will=20
always drop a criminal&nbsp;investigation.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT color=3D#ff0000>A word of warning</FONT>: What is described =
above is for=20
the criminal&nbsp;side of the IRS&nbsp;Code, it has nothing to do with =
the civil=20
aspects of that Code. The only defense for a civil&nbsp;issue appears to =
be a=20
Common&nbsp;Law "<I>Plea&nbsp;in&nbsp;Abatement</I>" which is beyond the =
scope=20
of this&nbsp;Treatise.</P><BR><BR>
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<H2 align=3Dcenter><FONT color=3D#008000><B>INDEX</B> </FONT></H2>
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    <TD><A=20
      =
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ion</A>=20
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    <TD><A=20
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      Outline Summary</A> </TD></TR>
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    <TD><A =
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      Law Origins And Authority</A> </TD>
    <TD><A=20
      =
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 A=20
      Jury Trial</A> </TD></TR>
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    <TD><A=20
      =
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=20
      Your Own Defense</A> </TD>
    <TD><A=20
      =
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      Defense</A> </TD></TR>
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    <TD><A=20
      =
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ion=20
      Of Specific Charges And Current Law</A> </TD>
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s</A>=20
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    </TD>
    <TD><A=20
      =
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ble=20
      Defenses</A> </TD></TR>
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    <TD><A=20
      =
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      Evasion Versus Willful Failure To File</A> </TD>
    <TD><A=20
      =
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l=20
      Failure To File</A> </TD></TR>
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    <TD><A=20
      =
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      Elements The Government Must Prove Are:</A> </TD>
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nses</A>=20
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eptable=20
      Defenses</A> </TD>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>INTRODUCTION</FONT></B></H3>
<P>There are both Civil and Criminal sanctions for violations of the=20
Internal&nbsp;Revenue Code, which is found in <B><I><U>Title&nbsp;26,=20
U.S.&nbsp;Code</U></I></B>. We will address the criminal side, but the =
elements=20
of criminal tax evasion and civil tax fraud are identical,=20
(See&nbsp;<I><U><B>Gray&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Cir</B>.</U></I><B>,</B> =
[C.A.&nbsp;61983],=20
<I>708&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;2243</I>, <B><U>cert.&nbsp;denied</U></B>=20
<I>104&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;1709</I>) and we must remember, that government=20
invocation of the civil&nbsp;penalty does not bar a criminal proceeding =
for the=20
imposition of fines or imprisonment=20
(<B><I><U>Spies&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>,&nbsp;[1943], <I>63&nbsp;S =

.Ct.&nbsp;364, 317&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;492</I>). Among the more common =
criminal=20
offenses for which an individual might be charged are:</P>
<OL>
  <UL>
    <LI>Aiding, abetting, counseling, commanding, inducing, or procuring =

    commission of an offense against the United&nbsp;States=20
    (<B><I><U>18&nbsp;USC&nbsp;2</U></I></B>). This includes one who =
contributes=20
    consciously to the commission of an offense against the provisions =
of=20
    the&nbsp;Code. (See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;CJS&nbsp;1255</I>,=20
    note&nbsp;33</U></B>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Any person who willfully attempts to evade or defeat a tax is =
guilty of=20
    a felony <BR>(<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;7201</U></I></B>)=20
    (See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;CJS&nbsp;1256</I>, =
note&nbsp;43</U></B>).=20
    <BR><BR>
    <LI>Any person who willfully fails to keep records required for =
Federal=20
    income&nbsp;tax purposes may be providing the Government with an=20
    indictable&nbsp;offense. (<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;7203=20
    &amp;&nbsp;5603</U></I></B>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Any person required to file an income&nbsp;tax return who =
willfully=20
    fails to do so is guilty of a misdemeanor.=20
    (<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;7203</U></I></B>;=20
    <B><I><U>Spies&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>, [N.Y.&nbsp;1943]=20
    <I>63&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;364</I>)=20
    (See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;CJS&nbsp;1258</I>, =
note&nbsp;86</U></B>).=20
    <BR><BR>
    <LI>Any person who willfully fails to pay a tax required by law is =
guilty of=20
    a misdemeanor. <BR>(<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;7203</U></I></B>)=20
    (<B><I><U>Sansone&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>, [Mo.&nbsp;1965]=20
    <I>85&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;1004, 380&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;343</I>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Any person who willfully supplies false or fraudulent =
information to his=20
    employer with respect to the withholding tax requirements is guilty =
of a=20
    punishable offense. (<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;7205</U></I></B>=20
    as&nbsp;amended.) =
<B><I><U>Economic&nbsp;Recovery&nbsp;Act</U></I></B>=20
    of&nbsp;1981 increased the penalty to&nbsp;$1,000. The excuse that=20
    Fed.&nbsp;Reserve Notes are not dollars was a valid defense=20
    (<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Tissi</U></I></B>, =
[C.A.&nbsp;Mo.&nbsp;1979]=20
    <I>601&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;372</I>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Any person who willfully makes and subscribes any return, =
statement, or=20
    other document which declares that it is made under the penalties of =
perjury=20
    and which such person does not believe to be true and correct as to =
every=20
    material matter is guilty of a felony.=20
    (<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;7206(1)</U></I></B>)=20
    (See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;CJS&nbsp;1261</I>, =
note&nbsp;44</U></B>).=20
    <BR><BR>
    <LI>Any person who willfully aids or assists in, or procures, =
counsels, or=20
    advises the preparation or presentation under, or in connection with =
any=20
    matter arising under the Internal&nbsp;Revenue laws, or a return, =
affidavit,=20
    claim or other document, which is fraudulent or is false as to any=20
    information whether or not such falsity or&nbsp;fraud is with the =
knowledge=20
    or consent of the person authorized or required to represent such =
return,=20
    affidavit, claim or document is guilty of a&nbsp;felony.=20
    (<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;7206(2)</U></I></B>)=20
    (See&nbsp;<B><I><U>47B&nbsp;CJS&nbsp;1262</U></I></B>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>A person who attempts to interfere forcibly with the =
administration of=20
    the Internal&nbsp;Revenue laws by a federal&nbsp;office =
or&nbsp;employer=20
    acting in an official capacity is guilty of a punishable offense.=20
    (<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;7212(a)</U></I></B>)=20
    (See&nbsp;<B><I><U>47B&nbsp;CJS&nbsp;1265</U></I></B>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Revenue officers or employees who commit specific acts or =
omissions=20
    constitute criminal&nbsp;offenses.=20
    (See&nbsp;<B><I><U>47B&nbsp;CJS&nbsp;1271</U></I></B>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Taxation of Firearms, Bombs, Stills,&nbsp;etc., are incorporated =
in the=20
    tax&nbsp;code. (<B><U>Firearms</U></B>;=20
    &nbsp;<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;5811, 5812, 5841, 5849, 5852,=20
    5861,&nbsp;5871</U></I></B>)=20
    =
(<B><U>Bombs</U></B>;&nbsp;<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;5845,&nbsp;5861</U><=
/I></B>)=20
    =
(<B><U>Stills&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Alcohol</U></B>;&nbsp;<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&=
nbsp;5601</U></I></B>,&nbsp;et.&nbsp;seq.)=20
    </LI></UL></OL><BR>
<P>The most common criminal charges we as individuals might face from =
those=20
attempting to tax our wages are&nbsp;"<I>Tax&nbsp;Evasion</I>"=20
and&nbsp;"<I>Willful&nbsp;Failure To&nbsp;file</I>."</P>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>DEFENSE OUTLINE=20
SUMMARY</FONT></B><BR></H3>
<OL>
  <P>Income is not specifically defined in the IRS&nbsp;Manuals nor is =
it=20
  defined in the IRS&nbsp;Code. Congress did not define it. Income has =
always=20
  been defined by the Courts as to exclude&nbsp;wages. Therefore persons =
whose=20
  income (<B>NOT&nbsp;WAGES</B>) in&nbsp;1992&nbsp;filing singly with =
less=20
  than&nbsp;$5,900 need not file a&nbsp;return or pay a&nbsp;tax. </P>
  <P>If an individual has earned dividends, interest from bank accounts, =
or=20
  other moneys which are less than the minimum established, =
($5,900&nbsp;for=20
  one&nbsp;filing separately and under&nbsp;65 in&nbsp;1992), he/she =
need not=20
  file, nor pay any tax. He/She is exempt, as wages need not be counted. =
</P>
  <P>Make sure the prosecutor and your lawyer are both aware of the =
implications=20
  should the case not be nolprossed, as this information will become =
public, and=20
  the Assistant&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;Attorney probably won't be in line for =
any kind=20
  of promotion for endangering the proverbial&nbsp;"<I>goose</I>" when =
you are=20
  found not guilty, and the information goes public to a media already =
promoting=20
  the tax&nbsp;reform. </P>
  <P>If you are actually tried <I>Criminally</I>, stress to the Judge =
your=20
  reliance on the U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court in not filing or paying =
taxes=20
  on&nbsp;<B>WAGES</B>, and cite either =
the&nbsp;<U><B><I>Sullivan</I></B>,=20
  <B><I>Bishop</I></B></U><B> =
</B>or&nbsp;<B><I><U>Cheek&nbsp;</U></I></B>case,=20
  which states that willfulness is negated if you rely on a previous =
decision of=20
  the U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court. </P>
  <P>If you are tried <I>Civilly</I>, have your lawyer move for=20
  "<I>Summary&nbsp;Judgment</I>" using the citations that follow or =
others of=20
  which he may be aware. </P></OL>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>TAX LAW ORIGINS AND=20
AUTHORITY</FONT></B></H3>
<P>Congress has had power to lay and collect income&nbsp;taxes from the =
time of=20
the adoption of the Constitution, (<B><I><U>Brushaber&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Union =

Pacific&nbsp;R.R.&nbsp;Co.</U></I></B>, [N.Y.&nbsp;1916]=20
<I>36&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;236, 240&nbsp;US&nbsp;1</I>). This power was =
subject to=20
the requirement that direct&nbsp;taxes be apportioned among the=20
several&nbsp;states according to population=20
(<B><I><U>Pollock&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Farmers&nbsp;Loan and =
Trust&nbsp;Co.</U></I></B>,=20
[N.Y.&nbsp;1895]<I> 125&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;673, 157&nbsp;US&nbsp;429</I>). =
The=20
adoption of the <B><U><I>Sixteenth&nbsp;Amendment</I> </U></B>to=20
the&nbsp;<B><I><U>Constitution</U></I></B>=20
(effective&nbsp;Feb.&nbsp;25,&nbsp;1913) giving Congress =
power&nbsp;to:</P>
<DIR>
<P>"Lay and collect taxes on income, from whatever source derived, =
without=20
apportionment among the several states, and without regard to any census =
or=20
enumeration"</P></DIR>
<DIV align=3Dright><PRE><B><I><TT>                                   =
<U>Evens v. Gore</U></TT></I></B><TT>, [Ky 1920] 40 S.Ct. 550,</TT> =
<TT>253 U.S. 245,
<B><I>&nbsp;                                      <U>Kasey v. =
C.I.R.</U></I></B>, [C.A. 91972] 457 F2d 369,
<B>                                           <U>Cert. denied</U></B> 93 =
S.Ct. 197, 409 U.S. 869</TT></PRE></DIV>
<P><BR></P>
<P>It did not limit or expand the power of Congress to tax under the=20
constitutional provisions authorizing Congress to lay and collect taxes =
but=20
instead merely provided for taxation of income without apportionment=20
(<B><U><I>Brushaber&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Union =
Pacific&nbsp;R.R.&nbsp;Co</I>.</U></B>,=20
[N.Y.&nbsp;1916] <I>36&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;236, 240&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;1,=20
60&nbsp;L.Ed.&nbsp;493</I>; =
<B><I><U>Simmons&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>,=20
[CA&nbsp;Md&nbsp;1962] <I>308&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;160</I>).</P>
<P>The <U><B><I>Brushaber</I></B> </U>court ruled that the=20
<B><U><I>16th&nbsp;Amendment</I> </U></B>separated the =
source&nbsp;(capital)=20
from the income&nbsp;(profit) permitting the collection of an indirect=20
(excise)&nbsp;tax on income, but leaving the source (wages,&nbsp;salary, =

compensation, fees&nbsp;for&nbsp;service, first&nbsp;time commissions=20
and&nbsp;capital) untouched and free of tax. If these things were to be =
taxed,=20
it could only be construed as a direct&nbsp;tax, unquestionably in =
violation of=20
the Constitution, making the entire tax in&nbsp;income&nbsp;void.</P>
<P>There still remains the question as to what is constitutionally =
allowable=20
as&nbsp;"<I>income</I>" which can be taxed, as Congress is not =
constitutionally=20
free to define&nbsp;"<I>income</I>" in any way it chooses=20
(<B><I><U>Simpson&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>, =
[D.C.&nbsp;Iowa&nbsp;1976]=20
<I>423&nbsp;F.Supp.&nbsp;720</I>, reversed on other grounds,=20
<B><I><U>Prescott&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Commissioner of=20
Internal&nbsp;Revenue</U></I></B>, =
[C.A.]&nbsp;<I>561&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;1287</I>).=20
Further, the labels used do not determine the extent of the =
taxing&nbsp;power=20
(<B><I><U>Simmons&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>, =
[C.A.&nbsp;Md.&nbsp;1962]=20
<I>308&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;160</I>; =
<B><I><U>Richardson&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>,=20
[C.A.&nbsp;Mich.&nbsp;1961] <I>294&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;593</I>,=20
<B><U>cert.&nbsp;denied</U></B> <I>82&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;640,=20
360&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;802, 7&nbsp;L.Ed.2d.&nbsp;549</I>).</P>
<P>To reiterate; the tax authorized under the original =
U.S.&nbsp;Constitution=20
has not changed except as to separate the source of&nbsp;"<I>income</I>" =
from=20
the income itself permitting the collection of an=20
indirect&nbsp;(excise)&nbsp;tax on income by leaving the source=20
(wages,&nbsp;salaries, fees&nbsp;for&nbsp;service, and first&nbsp;time=20
commissions) free of&nbsp;tax =
(<B><I><U>Brushaber</U></I></B>,&nbsp;supra.)=20
despite how some politicians interpret=20
the&nbsp;<I><B><U>16th&nbsp;Amendment</U></B>.</I></P>
<P><B><FONT color=3D#ff0000>NOTE</FONT>:</B></P>
<UL>
  <P>The <B><I><U>Brushaber</U> </I></B>court referred to an earlier =
case,=20
  <B><I><U>Pollock&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Farmers&nbsp;Loan and=20
  Trust&nbsp;Co.</U></I></B>, <I>158&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;601&nbsp;</I>[1895] =
which=20
  declared the <B><U>Income&nbsp;<I>Tax&nbsp;Act</I></U></B> =
of&nbsp;1894=20
  unconstitutional, as it's effect would have been to leave the burden =
of the=20
  tax to be born by professions, trades, employments, or vocations; and =
in that=20
  way, what was intended as a tax on capital would remain, in substance, =
a tax=20
  on occupations and labor. This result, the court held, could <B><FONT=20
  color=3D#ff0000>NOT</FONT></B> have been contemplated by=20
Congress.<BR></P></UL><BR>
<P>Since the general term:&nbsp;"<I>income</I>" is not defined in the=20
Internal&nbsp;Revenue Code,=20
(<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Ballard</U></I>,&nbsp;</B>[1976]=20
<I>535&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;400</I>) and the U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court has =
ruled the=20
Congress may not, by any definition it may adopt, conclude the matter, =
since it=20
cannot by legislation alter the Constitution, from which alone it =
derives=20
it's&nbsp;power to legislate, and within whose limitations alone, that =
power can=20
be lawfully exercised=20
(<B><I><U>Eisner&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Macomber</U></I></B>,&nbsp;[1920]=20
<I>252&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;1889</I>).</P>
<P>Since the Rules contained in the <B>I.R.S.&nbsp;Manual</B>, even if =
codified=20
in the <B>Code&nbsp;of Federal&nbsp;Regulations</B>, do not have the =
force and=20
effect of&nbsp;law (<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Horne</U></I></B>,=20
[C.A.&nbsp;Me.&nbsp;1983] <I>714&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;206</I>) and the power to =

promulgate regulations does not include the power to broaden or narrow =
the=20
meaning of statutory provisions beyond what Congress intended =
(<B><I><U>Abbot,=20
Procter&nbsp;&amp; Paine&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>,&nbsp;[1965]=20
<I>344&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;333, 170&nbsp;Cl.Ct.&nbsp;408</I>) and regulations =
cannot=20
do what Congress itself is without power to do; they must conform to the =

Constitution (<B><I><U>C.I.R.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Van&nbsp;Vorst</U></I></B>,=20
[C.C.A.&nbsp;1932] <I>59&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;677</I>).</P>
<P>Since the ultimate Appellate&nbsp;Court is the =
U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court,=20
we must look to that Court for a definite answer on the question of =
conformance=20
and affirmation that Wages are not classified as income which can=20
be&nbsp;taxed.</P>
<P>The Court has recognized that: </P>
<DIR>
<P>"... It becomes essential to distinguish between what is, and what is =
not=20
`income'&nbsp;..." </P></DIR>
<DIV align=3Dright><PRE><B><TT>                                          =
            <U>Eisner v. Macomber</U>, </TT></B><TT>[1920] 252 U.S. =
189</TT>
</PRE></DIV>
<P>and determined that:</P>
<DIR>
<P>"... `<I>income</I>' as used in the statute should be given a meaning =
so as=20
not to include everything that comes in, the true function of the=20
words&nbsp;`<I>gains</I>' and&nbsp;`<I>profits</I>' is to limit the =
meaning of=20
the word&nbsp;`<I>income</I>'"</P></DIR>
<DIV align=3Dright><PRE><TT>                                           =
(<B><I><U>So. Pacific v. Lowe</U></I></B>, 238 F. 847);
                                              (U.S. Dist. Ct. S.D. N.Y. =
1917);
                                                 (247 U.S. 30 =
[1918])</TT>
</PRE></DIV>
<P>The Court determined that:</P>
<DIR>
<P>"... the definition of income approved by the Court is:</P></DIR>
<DIR>
<DIR>
<P>`The gain derived from capital, from&nbsp;labor, or from both =
combined,=20
provided it be understood to include profits gained through sale or =
conversion=20
of capital&nbsp;assets.'"</P></DIR></DIR>
<DIV align=3Dright><PRE><TT>                                             =
            <B><I><U>Eisner</U></I></B>, supra.</TT></PRE></DIV><BR><BR>
<DIR>
<P>"Income within the meaning of the =
<B><I><U>16th&nbsp;Amendment</U></I></B>=20
and the <B><I><U>Revenue&nbsp;Act</U></I> </B>means, gain&nbsp;... and =
in such=20
connection gain means profit&nbsp;... proceeding from property severed =
from=20
capital, however invested or employed and coming in, received or drawn =
by the=20
taxpayer for his separate use, benefit and&nbsp;disposal"</P></DIR>
<DIV align=3Dright><PRE><TT>                                             =
        <B><I><U>Staples v. U.S.</U></I></B>, <I>21 F.Supp. 737,
</I>                                                         (U.S. Dist. =
Ct. EDPA, 1937)</TT></PRE></DIV><BR>
<P>In the case of =
<B><I><U>Lucas&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Earl</U></I></B>,&nbsp;[1930]=20
<I>281&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;111</I>, the U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court stated=20
unambiguously that:</P>
<DIR>
<P>"The claim that salaries, wages and compensation for personal =
services are to=20
be taxed as an entirety and therefore must be returned by the individual =
who has=20
performed the services which produced the gain is without support either =
in the=20
language of the Act or in the decisions of the courts construing it. Not =
only=20
this, but it is directly opposed to provisions of the Act and to =
regulations of=20
the U.S.&nbsp;Treasury&nbsp;Dept. which either prescribe or permit that=20
compensation for personal&nbsp;services be not taxed as an entirety and =
be not=20
returned by the individual performing the services. It is to be noted =
that by=20
the language of the Act it is not salaries, wages or compensation for =
personal=20
services that are to be included in gross&nbsp;income. That which is to =
be=20
included is&nbsp;gains, profits and income <B><FONT =
color=3D#ff0000>DERIVED</FONT>=20
</B>from salaries, wages or compensation for personal&nbsp;service."=20
[Emphasis&nbsp;added]<BR></P></DIR><BR>
<P>The Court ruled similarly in=20
<B><I><U>Goodrich&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Edwards</U></I></B>,&nbsp;[1921]=20
<I>255&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;527</I> and in&nbsp;1969, the Court ruled in=20
<B><I><U>Conner&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>,=20
<I>303&nbsp;F.Supp.&nbsp;1187,&nbsp;</I>that:</P>
<DIR>
<P>"Whatever may constitute income, therefore must have the essential =
feature of=20
gain to the recipient. This was true when the<I>=20
<B><U>16th&nbsp;Amendment</U></B></I> became effective, it was true at =
the time=20
of <B><I><U>Eisner&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Macomber</U></I></B>,&nbsp;supra, it was =
true=20
under&nbsp;<I><B><U>sect.&nbsp;22(a)</U></B> </I>of the=20
<B><U>Internal&nbsp;Revenue&nbsp;Code</U> </B>of&nbsp;1938, and it is =
likewise=20
true under&nbsp;<B><I><U>sect.&nbsp;61(a)</U></I></B> of the=20
<B><U>I.R.S.&nbsp;Code</U> </B>of&nbsp;1954. If there is not gain, there =
is not=20
income&nbsp;.... Congress has taxed <B>INCOME </B>and not=20
compensation."</P></DIR>
<DIR>
<P>"...&nbsp;one does not derive income by rendering services and =
charging for=20
them."</P></DIR>
<DIV align=3Dright><PRE>                          =
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&=
nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<B><TT><I><U>Edwards&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Keith</U><=
/I>,</TT></B><TT> <I>[1916] 231 F. 111</I></TT>

</PRE></DIV>
<P>Even at the state level, we find courts following the lead of the=20
U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court:</P>
<DIR>
<P>"There is a clear distinction between profit and wages or =
compensation for=20
labor. Compensation for labor cannot be regarded as profit within the =
meaning of=20
the&nbsp;law."</P></DIR>
<DIV align=3Dright><PRE>                         =
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&=
nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<TT><B><I><U>O=
liver v. Halstead</U></I></B>,<I> [1955]=20
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&=
nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&n=
bsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nb=
sp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbs=
p;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;196 Va. 992, 86 S.E.2d 85</I>8</TT></PRE></DIV>
<P>and:</P>
<DIR>
<P>"Reasonable compensation for labor or services rendered in not=20
profit."</P></DIR>
<DIV align=3Dright><PRE>                    <TT> =
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&=
nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<B><I><U>Lauderdale =
Cemetery Assoc. v. Matthews</U></I></B>,
                           =
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&=
nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<I>345 Pa. 239, 47 A.2d. 277, 280</I> =
[1946]</TT>
</PRE></DIV><BR><BR>
<P>Since the above cases are the undisputable&nbsp;law with respect to =
what is=20
or is not income, we find the word&nbsp;"<I>income</I>" does&nbsp;not =
mean all=20
monies that come into the possession of an individual, but profit or =
gain=20
<B>FROM</B> the money one takes in, such as interest, =
stock&nbsp;dividends,=20
profit from an employee's&nbsp;labors, but not from an =
individual's&nbsp;wages,=20
which are compensation for his labor. This means that the average person =
in=20
America, who has no large investments or riches upon which he receives =
interest,=20
dividends,&nbsp;etc., in excess of the amounts listed above&nbsp;(1992) =
but=20
merely works for&nbsp;wages, has income insufficient in amount to be =
required=20
to&nbsp;file a tax&nbsp;return.</P>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>HANDLING A JURY =
TRIAL</FONT></B></H3>
<P>While you might be better off with a bench trial, which may never be =
tried=20
due to the nature of the suit, there may be a time when you are tried by =
jury.=20
Both "<I>Tax&nbsp;Evasion</I>" and "<I>Failure&nbsp;to&nbsp;File</I>" =
require=20
"<I>willfulness</I>." Again we look to the U.S. Supreme Court and find =
that:</P>
<DIR>
<P>"The requirement of an offense committed willfully is not met, =
therefore if a=20
taxpayer has relied in good faith upon a prior decision of the =
court."</P></DIR>
<DIV align=3Dright><PRE>                                         =
<TT><B><I><U>U.S. v. Bishop</U></I></B>, <I>412 U.S. 346, 93 S.Ct. 2008,
<B>&nbsp;                                              <U>U.S. v. =
Sullivan</U></B></I>, <I>274 U.S. 259</I></TT>
</PRE></DIV><BR>
<P>Since any reasonably knowledgeable and intelligent person filing a =
return,=20
invoking this argument <B><FONT color=3D#ff0000>MUST</FONT></B> rely on=20
U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court's interpretation of&nbsp;"<I>income</I>," =
that=20
person, when brought into court, may rely on the decisions of the=20
U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court to negate the element =
of&nbsp;"<I>willfulness</I>".=20
Make sure those jury instructions are made to the jury, and bring them =
up in=20
testimony if you like. As if this was not enough, any question in a=20
juror's&nbsp;mind can be swayed in your favor with this citation:</P>
<DIR>
<P>"Statutes levying taxes should be construed in case of doubt, against =
the=20
government and in favor of the citizen."</P></DIR>
<DIV align=3Dright><PRE>                                                 =
         <TT><B><I><U>Miller v. Gearing</U></I></B>, <I>258 F. =
225</I></TT></PRE></DIV>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>HANDLING YOUR OWN=20
DEFENSE</FONT></B></H3>
<P>Make sure to read <B><I><U>47B C.J.S. 1283</U></I></B> among other =
sources=20
regarding parameters of jury instructions.</P><BR><BR>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>INITIAL =
DEFENSE</FONT></B></H3>
<OL>
  <P>Determine what returns you are being charged with evading or not =
filing,=20
  as:</P>
  <DIR>
  <P>"income tax liability for any one year constitutes a single cause =
of=20
  action."</P></DIR>
  <DIV align=3Dright><PRE><B><I>                                 =
<U>Lewis v. Reynolds</U></I></B>, <I>284 U.S. 281</I>
</PRE></DIV><BR>
  <P>Determine whether they are beyond a statute of limitations to sue =
since=20
  Congress has consented to a defense to which in effect is a statute of =

  limitations (<B><I><U>Lucia&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I>,</B>=20
  [C.A.&nbsp;Tex.&nbsp;1973] <I>474&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;565</I>) and under the =
Code=20
  (<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USCA&nbsp;6502</U></I></B>) a suit is barred when =
not=20
  brought within the statutory limitation period, and move to dismiss =
any counts=20
  which are past the statute of limitations.</P>
  <P>Refuse to produce anything the government does not already have on =
you from=20
  payroll. You may refuse any<I> I.R.S.&nbsp;Summons </I>not judicially=20
  enforced, as long as the attack is in "<I>good&nbsp;faith</I>" and the =
Statute=20
  usually referred to is <B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;7210</U></I></B> =
which=20
  prescribes criminal punishment for anyone refusing to obey an=20
  Internal&nbsp;Revenue Summons for production records, was addressed by =
the=20
  U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court in=20
  <B><I><U>Reisman&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Caplink</U></I></B>, =
375&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;440. The=20
  Court stated:</P>
  <DIR>
  <P>"Non compliance is not subject to prosecution thereunder, when the =
summons=20
  is attacked in good faith.&nbsp;... And by the same token, it seems =
that one=20
  who makes a good&nbsp;faith challenge to specific questions on=20
  a&nbsp;1040&nbsp;tax&nbsp;return is not subject to successful=20
  prosecution."<BR></P></DIR><BR>
  <P>The Courts have also stated that:</P>
  <DIR>
  <P>"Broad discretions given tax&nbsp;officers with regard to =
investigations,=20
  is for legitimate tax investigations and is not a license for official =

  harassment of the citizenry"</P>
  <DIV align=3Dright><PRE><B><I>                                <U>U.S. =
v. Cutter</U></I></B>, <I>374 F.Supp. 1065</I>
</PRE></DIV></DIR></OL><BR>
<P>If our rights are not given to us during a verbal conversation as =
enumerated=20
in the <B><I><U>Mathis&nbsp;</U></I></B>decision, (<I>No.&nbsp;726,</I>=20
May&nbsp;6,&nbsp;1938, <I>3910&nbsp;Winterhaven.&nbsp;n.&nbsp;1</I>) =
then you=20
move to suppress the evidence gathered through that conversation.</P>
<OL>
  <UL>
    <LI>Prepare a Motion to Dismiss, using this document as reference. =
<BR><BR>
    <LI>Prepare requests for Jury Instructions or Requests for Findings =
of Fact=20
    and Rulings of&nbsp;Law. <BR><BR>
    <LI>Make sure the submitted "<I>Jury&nbsp;Instructions</I>" contain =
what you=20
    want to argue in front of the&nbsp;Jury=20
    (See&nbsp;<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Watkind</U></I></B>,=20
    <I>Fed&nbsp;Case&nbsp;No.&nbsp;16.649=20
    </I>[<I>3&nbsp;Cranch,&nbsp;CC&nbsp;441&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;1829</I>) as: =

</LI></UL>
  <UL>
    <UL>
      <P>"Counsel will not be permitted to argue before a jury questions =
of law=20
      not involved in the instructions asked and submitted to=20
      the&nbsp;court."</P></UL></UL></OL>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>DISCUSSION OF SPECIFIC =
CHARGES AND=20
CURRENT LAW</FONT></B> </H3><BR>
<P>Under provisions of the <B>Internal Revenue Code</B>=20
(<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USCA&nbsp;7201</U></I></B>), any person who willfully =
attempts=20
to evade or defeat a&nbsp;tax is guilty of a&nbsp;felony=20
(See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I> =
note&nbsp;43</U></B>).</P>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>ELEMENTS</FONT></B></H3>
<P>The essential elements of the offense are:</P>
<OL>
  <UL>
    <LI>Willfulness, (<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Garbor</U></I></B>,=20
    [C.A.&nbsp;Fl.&nbsp;1979] <I>607&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;92</I>) means=20
    "<I>a&nbsp;voluntary intentional violation of a known =
legal&nbsp;duty</I>"=20
    (See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I> =
note&nbsp;45</U></B>)=20
    "<I>which&nbsp;may be shown through consistent patterns of not =
reporting=20
    large amounts of&nbsp;income</I>"=20
    (See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I> =
note&nbsp;46</U></B>). A=20
    bonafide mistake, negligence, carelessness, or&nbsp;misunderstanding =
is not=20
    sufficient. So&nbsp;while intent is a necessary element of the =
statutory=20
    offense (See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256=20
    </I>note&nbsp;48</U></B>), there&nbsp;is no requirement of a showing =
of=20
    evil&nbsp;motive beyond a specific intent to violate the&nbsp;law=20
    (See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256 =
</I>note&nbsp;49</U></B>).=20
    <BR><BR>
    <LI>The existence of a tax deficiency. <BR><BR>
    <LI>An affirmative act constituting an evasion or attempted evasion =
of a=20
    tax. [An&nbsp;intent to evade&nbsp;taxes is the equivalent of an =
intent to=20
    defraud the&nbsp;government =
(<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Miller</U></I>,</B>=20
    [C.A.&nbsp;Cal.&nbsp;1976] <I>545&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;1204</I>,=20
    <B><U>cert.&nbsp;denied</U></B> <I>97&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;1549,</I>=20
    <I>430&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;930</I>)]. </LI></UL></OL><BR><BR>
<P>Generally, conduct which is likely to mislead or conceal is =
sufficient to=20
raise an inference of an affirmative willful attempt, such as is =
required to=20
constitute the offense of attempt to evade or defeat the&nbsp;tax=20
(See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I> note&nbsp;67</U></B>), =
and if=20
the tax&nbsp;evasion motive plays any part in the conduct of the =
taxpayer, the=20
offense may be made our even though such conduct may also serve other =
purposes,=20
such as the concealment of other&nbsp;crime=20
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256,</I> note&nbsp;68</U></B>). Any=20
affirmative&nbsp;act which the taxpayer might do where the effect and =
reasonable=20
purpose would be to evade or defeat the tax will constitute the offense=20
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I>, note&nbsp;69</U></B>).</P>
<P>The filing of a false return is an independent crime and also one =
aspect of=20
the more comprehensive offense considered here=20
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I>, note&nbsp;70</U></B>) and the =
crime is=20
complete when a fraudulent is knowingly and willfully filed with intent =
to evade=20
and defeat part or all of the&nbsp;tax =
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256,</I>=20
note&nbsp;71</U></B>). Where the necessary intention is present, the =
offense may=20
be committed not only by the filing of a false original&nbsp;return=20
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256,</I> note&nbsp;72</U></B>), but also =
by the=20
filing of false amended returns, proofs, or&nbsp;affidavit, even though =
such=20
instruments are not required to be&nbsp;filed=20
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256,</I> note&nbsp;73</U></B>). The =
crime may be=20
committed by taking fraudulent deduction=20
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256,</I> note&nbsp;75</U></B>). When do =
wagering=20
excise tax&nbsp;return has been filed, an individual cannot be =
criminally=20
prosecuted for willfully attempting to evade or defeat the tax, =
notwithstanding=20
fact that wagering&nbsp;taxes may be due and&nbsp;owing=20
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256, </I>note&nbsp;75.5</U></B>).</P>
<P>The word: "<I>willfully</I>" when used in the Revenue&nbsp;Code which =
renders=20
certain acts criminal, has the same meaning in the felony provisions as =
it does=20
in the misdemeanor provisions (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1254</I>=20
note&nbsp;23</U></B>). This word as used in the Code's&nbsp;criminal =
provisions=20
connotates a voluntary and intentional violation of a known =
legal&nbsp;duty=20
([<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1254</I> note&nbsp;24</U></B>]=20
<B><U>note&nbsp;25</U></B>) and is not equated with mere carelessness or =

recklessness (<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Swanson</U></I>,</B>=20
[C.A.&nbsp;Iowa&nbsp;1975] <I>509&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;1205</I>). Even gross =
negligence=20
is not sufficient to establish willfulness =
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1254=20
</I>note&nbsp;27</U></B>). The willful requirement is not met if the =
defendant=20
has relied on good&nbsp;faith on a prior decision of the=20
U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1254</I>=20
note&nbsp;28</U></B>).</P>
<P>I.R.S.&nbsp;statutory offenses, where the law contains the words:=20
"<I>with&nbsp;intent to&nbsp;evade</I>", the intent is material to the =
offense=20
(<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Buzzo</U>,</I></B> [Mich&nbsp;1873]=20
<I>18&nbsp;Wall.&nbsp;125, 21&nbsp;L.Ed.&nbsp;418</I>).</P>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>DEFENSES</FONT></B></H3>
<OL>
  <UL>
    <LI>The offense is not committed unless the taxpayer has actual =
knowledge of=20
    the existence of the obligation and a wrongful intent to =
evade&nbsp;it=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I>, note&nbsp;50</U></B>). =
<BR><BR>
    <LI>The requirement of&nbsp;"<I>willfulness</I>" is not met if a =
taxpayer=20
    has relied in "<I>good&nbsp;faith</I>" on a prior decision of the=20
    U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court =
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I>,=20
    note&nbsp;51</U></B>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>A persons mistaken belief that his method of recording =
"<I>income</I>"=20
    is proper is a&nbsp;defense (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I>, =

    note&nbsp;52</U></B>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Reliance on the advice of counsel in a tax&nbsp;evasion case is =
not a=20
    complete defense, but only a circumstance indicating=20
    "<I>good&nbsp;faith</I>" which may be considered on the issue=20
    of&nbsp;"<I>willfulness</I>" =
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I>,=20
    note&nbsp;55</U></B>). Essential to the claim of reliance on counsel =
is a=20
    showing that the reliance be in good&nbsp;faith, and that the advice =
be=20
    obtained after full&nbsp;disclosure of all the facts to which the =
advice=20
    pertains (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I>, =
note&nbsp;56</U></B>).=20
    There must also be a showing that the taxpayer actually relied on =
the=20
    advice, believing it to be&nbsp;correct=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I>, note&nbsp;57</U></B>). =
<BR><BR>
    <LI>A tax return is not criminally fraudulent simply because it is=20
    erroneous; "<I>willfulness</I>" is an essential element of a crime =
of=20
    "<I>Income&nbsp;Tax&nbsp;Evasion</I>"=20
    (<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Garner</U></I></B>, =
[C.A.&nbsp;Fl.&nbsp;1979]=20
    607&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;92). <BR><BR>
    <LI>It is not an offense for the taxpayer to handle his affairs as =
to avoid=20
    or reduce his tax&nbsp;liability, provided that his acts are legal=20
    =
(<B><I><U>Continental&nbsp;Oil&nbsp;Co.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Jones</U></I>,</B>=20
    [D.C.&nbsp;Kohl&nbsp;1939] <I>26&nbsp;F.Supp.&nbsp;694</I>,=20
    <B><U>aff</U></B>.&nbsp;<I>113&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;557</I>,=20
    <B><U>cert.&nbsp;denied</U></B> <I>61&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;64,=20
    34&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;687</I>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>"<I>Good&nbsp;faith</I>" listing of three&nbsp;billion =
dependents on=20
    his<B> <I><U>IRS&nbsp;W-4&nbsp;Form</U> </I></B>was ruled proper=20
    (<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Snider</U></I></B>,&nbsp;[1974]=20
    <I>502&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;645</I>). </LI></UL></OL>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>UNACCEPTABLE =
DEFENSES</FONT></B></H3>
<OL>
  <UL>
    <LI>It is no excuse that defendant had kept no books disclosing his =
income=20
    and expenses <BR>(<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Zimmerman</U></I>,</B>=20
    [C.Ca&nbsp;III&nbsp;1940] <I>108&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;370</I>) or that the =
income=20
    in question was derived from unlawful sources=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I>, note&nbsp;54</U></B>). =
<BR><BR>
    <LI>Merely aggravating and daring the government to enforce the Code =
does=20
    not create immunity from or constitute a defense to&nbsp;prosecution =

    (<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Stout</U></I></B>, =
[C.A.&nbsp;III&nbsp;1979]=20
    <I>601&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;325</I>, <B><U>cert.&nbsp;denied</U></B>=20
    <I>100&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;481, 444&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;979</I>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Excuse that "<I>Federal&nbsp;Reserve&nbsp;Notes</I>" are=20
    not&nbsp;"<I>Dollars</I>" was not a valid defense=20
    (<B><I><U>U.S.&nbsp;v.&nbsp;Tissi</U></I>,</B> =
[C.A.&nbsp;Mo.&nbsp;1979]=20
    <I>601&nbsp;F2d&nbsp;372</I>). </LI></UL></OL>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>TAX EVASION VERSUS WILLFUL =
FAILURE TO=20
FILE</FONT></B></H3>
<P>The felony of attempting to evade or defeat a tax may include one or =
several=20
of other offenses against the&nbsp;Code=20
<I>(<B><U>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</U></B></I><B><U>, =
note&nbsp;63</U></B>),=20
the misdemeanor of failure to pay the&nbsp;tax. The difference is that =
an=20
attempt to&nbsp;evade or&nbsp;defeat a&nbsp;tax involves some commission =
of some=20
affirmative act in&nbsp;<B>ADDITION</B> to willful&nbsp;omission=20
(<B><I><U>Sansone&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I>,</B> [Mo.&nbsp;1965]=20
<I>85&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;1004, 380&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;343</I>)=20
(<B><I><U>Spies&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>,&nbsp;[1943],=20
<I>63&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;364, 317&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;492</I>).</P>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>WILLFUL FAILURE TO =
FILE</FONT></B></H3>
<P>Any person required to file an income&nbsp;tax return who willfully =
fails to=20
do so is guilty of a&nbsp;misdemeanor=20
(<B><I><U>26&nbsp;USC&nbsp;7203</U></I></B>;=20
<B><I><U>Spies&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>,&nbsp;[1943],=20
<I>63&nbsp;S.Ct.&nbsp;364, 317&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;492</I>).=20
(See&nbsp;<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>, =
note&nbsp;86</U></B>).</P>
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<H3 align=3Dcenter><B><FONT color=3D#008000>THE ELEMENTS THE GOVERNMENT =
MUST PROVE=20
ARE</FONT>:</B></H3>
<OL>
  <UL>
    <LI>Defendant failed to file a return=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>, note&nbsp;89</U></B>) =
<BR><BR>
    <LI>He must be a person required to make a return=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>, note&nbsp;93</U></B>) =
<BR><BR>
    <LI>He must have done so "<I>willfully</I>"=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258,</I> note&nbsp;90</U></B>).=20
</LI></UL></OL><BR><BR>
<P>The word "<I>willfully</I>" in the Statute means =
"<I>a&nbsp;voluntary,=20
intentional violation of the known legal duty to file a&nbsp;return</I>" =

(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258,</I> note&nbsp;5</U></B>), and the=20
taxpayer's&nbsp;motives in failing to file such are immaterial=20
and&nbsp;irrelevant (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>,=20
note&nbsp;96</U></B>). Some cases have construed the Statute as not =
requiring an=20
intent to defraud the government or other similar bad purpose or=20
evil&nbsp;motive (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>,=20
note&nbsp;98</U></B>).</P>
<P>"<I>Willfulness</I>" means "<I>a&nbsp;voluntary intentional violation =
of a=20
known legal&nbsp;duty</I>" (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1256</I>,=20
note&nbsp;45</U></B>) which may be shown through consistent patterns of =
not=20
reporting large amounts of&nbsp;income.</P>
<P>An act may be done knowingly and intentionally whether as the =
immediate act=20
of the person charged, or his authorized act through an employee=20
(<B><I><U>Prather&nbsp;v.&nbsp;U.S.</U></I></B>,&nbsp;[1834]=20
<I>9&nbsp;App.&nbsp;D.C.&nbsp;82</I>).</P>
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<UL>
  <UL>
    <LI>He must have actual knowledge of the existence of the =
obligation, and a=20
    wrongful intent to evade&nbsp;it=20
    <I>(<B><U>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</U></B></I><B><U>,=20
    note&nbsp;91</U></B>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Defendant's good&nbsp;faith belief that he need not file his=20
    tax&nbsp;return (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258,</I>=20
    note&nbsp;99</U></B>), or a good&nbsp;faith misunderstanding or an=20
    inadvertence on his&nbsp;part =
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>,=20
    note&nbsp;91</U></B>) has been said to constitute justification for =
failure=20
    to file a&nbsp;return. <BR><BR>
    <LI>It has been held that a taxpayer, who in good&nbsp;faith, =
declines to=20
    acknowledge his income on an income&nbsp;tax return, asserting =
instead his=20
    <B><U>Fifth&nbsp;Amendment</U></B> privilege, has been held not =
guilty of=20
    willfully failing to file a tax&nbsp;return, since he sincerely =
believes=20
    that such <B><U>5th&nbsp;Amendment</U></B> filing is not legal=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>, note&nbsp;77</U></B>). =
<BR><BR>
    <LI><I>Tax Forms</I> which do not contain financial information upon =
which=20
    the taxpayer's&nbsp;liability can be&nbsp;determined=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>, note&nbsp;93</U></B>), such =
as=20
    Forms containing only one's&nbsp;name, address, social&nbsp;security =

    numbers, and&nbsp;occupation =
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258,</I>=20
    note&nbsp;94</U></B>), do not constitute "<I>returns</I>" within the =
meaning=20
    of the Statute. </LI></UL></UL>
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DEFENSES</FONT></B><BR></H3>
<OL>
  <UL>
    <LI>A taxpayer is not excused from the offense because he had not =
previously=20
    been prompted or notified of his duty to file a&nbsp;return=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258,</I> note&nbsp;2</U></B>), =
because he=20
    disagreed with the law=20
    <I>(<B><U>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</U></B></I><B><U>, =
note&nbsp;3</U></B>),=20
    or&nbsp;because he believed in "<I>good&nbsp;faith</I>" that the =
Statute=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>, note&nbsp;4</U></B>) or the =

    Federal&nbsp;Reserve System (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>, =

    note&nbsp;5</U></B>) was unconstitutional. <BR><BR>
    <LI>Defendant's fear of self incrimination for previous violations =
of=20
    the&nbsp;Code is no defense to a&nbsp;charge of "<I>Failure&nbsp;to =
File=20
    a&nbsp;Return</I>" (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258,</I>=20
    note&nbsp;6</U></B>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Subsequent conduct of the defendant cannot relieve him from =
criminal=20
    liability for failure to file a&nbsp;return=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>, note&nbsp;8</U></B>). It is =
no=20
    defense that the defendant intended to file a return and to pay his =
taxes in=20
    the future (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>, =
note&nbsp;9</U></B>),=20
    and even the fact that the taxpayer voluntarily filed delinquent =
returns=20
    does not preclude prosecution =
(<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258,</I>=20
    note&nbsp;10</U></B>). <BR><BR>
    <LI>Compromise of Civil&nbsp;liability. The prosecution is not =
barred by=20
    compromise of the Civil&nbsp;liability=20
    (<B><U><I>47B&nbsp;C.J.S.&nbsp;1258</I>, note 11</U></B>). =
</LI></UL></OL>
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<P>As you can see, by negating wages as income, only profit or gain need =
to be=20
considered, making most persons ineligible for filing. There is no=20
willful&nbsp;act, no&nbsp;omission, no&nbsp;intent, and =
no&nbsp;income&nbsp;...=20
hence no case for the prosecution, and even if confronted by an =
angry&nbsp;jury,=20
by relying on the U.S.&nbsp;Supreme&nbsp;Court decisions, <B><FONT=20
color=3D#ff0000>YOU&nbsp;MUST BE ACQUITTED AS A MATTER OF =
LAW</FONT></B>. If you=20
are not acquitted, your lawyer will move for a "<I>Judgment&nbsp;Not=20
Withstanding The&nbsp;Verdict</I>", and/or an&nbsp;<B>Appeal</B>, from =
which you=20
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