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15. That my attention has been called to Report No. 79-131 A., titled "Some Constitutional Questions Regarding the Federal Income Tax Laws" published by the American Law Division of the Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress, May 25, 1979; That this publication described the tax on "income" identified in the 16th Amendment of the United States Constitution as an indirect excise tax; That this report stated: "The Supreme Court, in a decision written by Chief Justice White, first noted that the 16th Amendment did not authorize any new type of tax, nor did it repeal or revoke the tax clauses of Article I of the United States Constitution..." and further stated: "Therefore, it can clearly be determined from the decisions of the United States Supreme Court that the income tax is an indirect tax, generally in the nature of an excise tax" thus proving in my mind that the "income tax" is not a tax on me as an individual citizen.

16. That I was unaware of the truth of the Internal Revenue Service's rarely publicized statement that the "income" tax system is based upon "voluntary compliance with the law and self- assessment of tax"; That it has never been my intention or desire to voluntarily self-assess an excise tax upon myself; That I always thought that compliance was required by law.

17. That I have examined sections 6001, 6011, 6012(a), 1441, 1442, 1443, 7203, and 7205 of the Internal Revenue Code (Title 26 U.S.C.) and I am convinced and satisfied that I am not now and never was any such "person" or individual referred to by these sections.

18. That after careful study of the Internal Revenue Code and consultations with others on the provisions of the Code, I have never found or been shown any section of the Internal Revenue Code that imposed any requirement on me, as an individual citizen, living within a State of the Union, to file a personal "Income Tax Return," or that imposed a personal liability upon me to pay a tax on "income," or that would classify me personally as a "person liable."

19. That after study and consultations mentioned in paragraph 17 and 18, the only, mention of any possible liability and/or requirement upon me, as an individual citizen, to complete and file a tax form and pay a tax on "income" that I could find or was shown in Title 26 United States Code was subtitle A., Chapter 1, Subchapter A Section 1, "Tax on Individuals" and Subtitle F, Chapter 61A., Part II, Subpart B, Section 6012(a); That a careful study and examination of these parts of the Code revealed that the "Individuals" referred to were taxed according to a tax treaty, because of living and working within a foreign country.

20. That after study and consultations mentioned in paragraph 17 and 18, my attention was called to Internal Revenue Code Subtitle C, "Employment Taxes," Chapter 21 titled "Federal Insurance Contributions Act" (social security), to Subchapter A of Chapter 21 titled "Tax on Employees," which includes Section 3101 wherein the (social security) tax is identified as a tax on "income," not as an "Insurance Contribution," and not as a "Tax on

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