The below is an email I received... anyone's thoughts on these statements are welcome.
<FONT face="Courier New" color=#0000ff>http://www.usadaily.com/News/03232004_IRS_documentary_video.htm</FONT>
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If the IRS is correct in its interpretation of the law then there may be many confused people. The following are Larken Rose's question, which he claims the IRS won't specifically answer:
Questions Regarding Determining Taxable Income
1) Should I use the rules found in 26 USC S: 861(b) and 26 CFR S: 1.861-8 (in addition to any other pertinent sections) to determine my
taxable domestic income?
2) If some people should not use those sections to determine their taxable domestic income, please show where the law says who should or
should not use those sections for that.
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Like his fellow Libertarian scam artist, Joe Banister, they have complete contempt for the people that they are trying to scam. Larken asked these questions numerous times on the misc.taxes newsgroup over at groups.google.com&
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%22Larken+Rose%22
and knows the answers to these questions:</FONT><FONT face="Courier New">
Q1: No.
Q2: 861 is in Subchapter N. Subchapter N Part 2 says whom it applies to:
A. Nonresident Alien Individuals
B. Foreign corporations
C. Miscellaneous persons (working for foreign entities, etc.)
Larken knows that Subchapter B applies to him, for which there is no&separate section for determining source, since IRC 61 explicitly says: "from whatever source derived".
Larken, like Joe, want to discredit those who aren't liable and want to follow the tax code to the letter, by baiting people who are liable, e.g.&employers, to misapply it. Joe is obviously a gov't plant, as an "ex-IRS agent."& Larken might also be a plant, since he isn't being held w/out bail for trial, as was Richard Simkanin, one of their victims. If so, he'll lose the case, get a slap on the wrist, and have his fine paid by the same people who wrote his newsletters.</FONT>
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