It is an "official" "frivolous argument."


Funny thing about the IRS. They send you these nice little letters that say:


"Hey. If you think you don't have to file a return, please write us and let us know."


No matter what you say, it's an "offical frivolous argument."


The only thing, in my experience in dealing with them, that is NOT "frivilous," is the filing of a return (based on unverified information returns), which you have to sign under penalty of perjury, and sending along the payment for an alleged debt that you couldn't prove yourself, let alone those cretins.& &


Lots of stuff about 861. Sure looks conclusive enough to me and a whole lot of other people in this country. It's just the IRS and courts who say it doesn't mean what it says.


Randy