Hello Rottweiler

Up to this point I've not made any argument with the agent. I merely ask them to answer my questions point for point. My questions are regarding several items in IRC, Social Security Act, Paperwork Reduction Act, Privacy Act, Tax Payer's Bill of Right among a few others which the agent did not follow during this whole "audit" process.

Although I did not accuse him of "breaking" rules or laws, but my questions were to ask him to present to me if he or the IRS are exempt from those codes I sited. This was all done in an affidavit format ("I am not in possession of...") If he can show me, then I will agree with his audit process.

Of course, he can't and he is presenting me with the "Changes" unsigned. I think I am simply going to continue to ask him to present the same material especially on the fact that perhaps he is not required to follow the IRC. If he can show me that he is not required to follow IRC then I will accept his audit result. If he is required to follow the IRC then he needs to sign under penalty of purjury that he and managers have followed the IRS and all the statutes and codes passed by Congress regarding. I think I might state that if he does not sign then he is at default and is presumed to agree.

My point is to simply stay and stick to the original point of showing me that he/IRS has followed the rules (IRC etc) instead reacting to each new opportunity for argument they may present. They may not like the truth, they may "yell" at the truth, but eventually the truth will be self-evident even in court as long as I do not stray from the truth - I hope!

I don't know if I should also mention that if he agrees to sign that he has followed all IRC and other relevant codes just as he expected me to (otherwise why would he audit the 1040's I filed?) if I should mention that he agrees to be personally liable for damages done if he did in fact NOT follow the IRC.

What do you think? Suggestions and constructive criticism requested (please dont just tell me I'll end up in Jail... not helpful. )

Thanks!