Citizens of several States not generally liable

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Why the Citizens of the Several States Are Not Generally Liable for the Federal Income Tax

I started reading and studying about the Federal income tax around 3 decades ago. I read books by Schiff, Skinner, Holland, and Meador, as well as a few others. I also read numerous pamphlets and papers by numerous individuals over the years. In April of 2004, I looked up a 1920s Federal court case for which I had found a cite several years previously. I thought about that Federal case for around 7 months when it finally dawned on me that all the books and materials I had read over the several previous decades were incorrect. They were all based on a faulty premise. All the writers of those books and papers assumed the present Federal income tax was pursuant to Article 1 § 8(1). Apparently, none of those writers ever considered Congress might have another constitutional authority, which it can and does use in the laying and collecting of taxes.

The fact they all missed is the Federal income tax is pursuant to an implied power granted to Congress by Article 4 § 3(2) of the Constitution, not Article 1 § 8(1). (Sixteen statutes where the term "all needful rules and regulations" is used in the code.)

Most people when they first hear that statement immediately exclaim, "Congress cannot collect taxes with that authority!" They thereby immediately close their minds to a paradigm shift in the study of and understanding of the Federal income tax. I can assure you Congress absolutely has the power to lay and collect taxes with that constitutional authority and the Federal income tax is absolutely being laid and collected pursuant to that constitutional clause. Trying to get people to comprehend and accept this one fact though has proven to be a Herculean task. I have found most individuals do not have the necessary knowledge and understanding of essential information to discern the truth of the above statements. Without having essential information laid out in the proper order, most people cannot grasp Congress' ability to lay and collect the Federal income tax pursuant to Article 4 § 3(2).

My book starts with the premise that the Federal income tax is pursuant to Article 4 § 3(2) and then starts adding the informational elements needed to understand how Congress, IRS, and the U.S. courts are doing what they are doing and staying within the confines of the Constitution. Unless one reads my book, the likelihood of ever understanding the Federal income tax is close to nil.

If you want to understand the Federal income tax and if you are fighting the IRS, then this book is essential for your success in those efforts.

There was a time when many people thought the earth was flat, at least until it was proven otherwise.

There was a time when many people thought the earth was the center of the universe, at least until it was proven otherwise.

For decades now, people have thought that the Federal income tax was/is pursuant to Congress' powers at Article 1 § 8(1). It's not. How much longer is it going to take for Americans to learn the truth?

If you want to understand the truth about the Federal income tax, you are going to have to forget what you already "know" about the income tax and then learn the truth.

The earth was not flat, nor the center of the universe, and the Federal income tax is not pursuant to Article 1 § 8(1).

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