Yesterday, we blogged about Irwin Schiff, who is going to be spending the rest of his life in an institution because he was convicted of defrauding the IRS by telling and selling clients various methods so they didn’t have to pay the IRS. Here is a link to the Tax Protestor FAQ, which debunks just about every tax protestor argument. Judges especially dislike tax protestor arguments.
In any case, today’s Tacoma News-Tribune has a story about a man who has been accused of tax fraud. Allegedly, he has sold over 400 sham trust packages, costing the IRS over $7 million in uncollected taxes. David Carroll Stephenson believe he’s done nothing wrong. Indeed, he argues that the court has no authority (I’m sure the judge will like that argument), the government has no authority (to collect income tax), and the IRS was never authorized. As an aside, all of these arguments are debunked in the Tax Protestor FAQ.
I’ll be shocked if Mr. Stephenson isn’t found guilty.
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