A bit more on "addressing" as follows:
**Question***
If sending any correspondence, shouldn't one perhaps
send (also) to:
United States Treasury-or-Department of the Treasury
Commissioner
Internal Revenue Service
111 Constitution Ave. NW
Washington, DC 20224
**(addressed per being "with" (in) the Federal Zone)**while any "return" or originating address should reflect "foreign" addressing standards, also noting "Non-Domestic / Non-Federal"
**Reply**
I would address U.S. Mail to Everson as follows:
Mr. Mark W. Everson
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
1111 Constitution Ave., N.W.
Washington 20224
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, USA
to avoid the current controversy about
the true origin(s) of the IRS.
BUT ... do use the "foreign address format"
because D.C. is "foreign" with respect to the
municipal jurisdictions of the 50 States of
the Union.
The office of CIR was created by Act of Congress,
so stay with what's Lawful.
Sincerely yours,
/s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell
Private Attorney General
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**Reply/Question**
As always, Thanks for your insight and wisdom, I now understand where / why you suggested as such. Then any FOIA, re MFR for IRS inquiries should be addressed to the Treasury, a "viable" "Entity/Fiction", unlike
IRS / Trust62 Domiciled in PR?
Still "foggy", but clearing daily...
**Reply***
Yes, U.S. Department of the Treasury --
the one created by Title 31:
http://www.treas.gov
Their FOIA procedures are here:
http://www.treas.gov/foia/
Sincerely yours,
/s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell
Private Attorney General
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