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Dale Eastman wrote:
Richard A. Macdonald wrote:
Furniss v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2001-137
"Petitioner’s reliance on section 861 likewise is misplaced. Petitioner
reads section 861 to provide that items not defined therein are not subject
to tax. Section 861(a)(1) and (3) provides that interest from the United
States and compensation for labor or personal services performed in the
United States (with exceptions not applicable here) are items of gross
income which shall be treated as income from sources within the United
States. Nothing in section 861 operates to exclude from income any of
petitioner’s receipts."
Shove your inane tax court 'rulings' up your ass. I will not be visiting that kangaroo court. It will be a jury criminal court if at all.
You know, just like Kuglin.
Well, you had better study what the meaning of "willfulness" is because it is an element of most tax crimes.
You can make an honest mistake on your tax calculations, which is a defense, but disagreements with the law is not a defense. Since you have indicated that the courts are "corrupt", you have shown nothing but defiance toward the tax laws and will surely be convicted.
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