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Opinion Letter Information
Professional Letter #1
Voluntary (Self-Witness) Letter #1 - This first letter explains how the fifth amendment protects a person from being compelled to produce his financial records if audited by the IRS, or in any other civil or criminal proceeding. This is one right that the federal circuit and district courts readily acknowledge, today, in the 1990s, that non-filers (and even filers) have against the IRS. More than a mere assertion, this letter is also a step-by-step guide which will inform you as to how to properly invoke the fifth amendment - and how to avoid doing so incorrectly. The signer of these two letters has been a licensed attorney for over thirty years and admitted to practice law in the State of Nebraska as well as in the 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th U.S. Courts of Appeal, the U.S. District Courts for Nebraska and Hawaii, and the U.S. Tax Court, and have served as an elected prosecuting attorney for over twenty years. In addition, he has handled a number of criminal tax trials in federal courts as defense attorney. Over 50 pages.
Professional Opinion Letter #2
Answers the questions, "May I invoke the Paperwork Reduction Act to free myself from and duty I might be under to make an income tax return?" and "May I invoke the Paperwork Reduction Act to free myself from and duty I might be under to create, keep, and make available to the IRS books and records?" Written by a Judicial Court Judge. 50 pages
Price: $19.95
Professional Opinion Letter 3
Voluntary Letter (Due Process) - It has been contended for years that the income tax is voluntary. Quotes from IRS commissioners, senators, and even the Supreme Court have been brought forward as proof. But what does this mean and how can it help you? The signer of this letter is an Ex-judge with experience as both a federal military judge and as a state appellate judge. He’s heard many income tax cases and is now in private practice as an accountant. His letter will not only prove that the income tax is voluntary, but also why it’s voluntary and how a person can legally avoid having to file return. Over 45 pages.
Professional Opinion Letter 4
Excise Letter - This letter explains that the income tax is an excise tax and can therefore constitutionally apply only to excisable activities. What does this mean? In short, an "excise" is a tax on the consumption of a commodity or the exercise of a government-granted privilege. At 87 pages, this is the most thorough presentation of this issue ever done. The client may reasonably rely on this letter to support his or her conclusion that he or she is/are not required to file returns or pay income taxes. The signer is an attorney with over a quarter of a century of experience that specializes in property right and has had civil rights experience with the Department of Justice and later in private practice.