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Fraud: Creation of Time-Barred Assessments |
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IRS agents illegally and fraudulently alters tax payers'
Individual Master Files (IMF) for the purposes of:
- Unlawfully Evading statutory time-barred tax assessments,
- Generating and providing fraudulent certifications
of official records to the courts to support illegal
assessments,
- Unlawfully depriving tax payers interest legally owed
them by the government,
- Levying upon tax payers' Social Security benefits in
direct violation of U.S. law,
- Willfully and intentionally creating fraudulent penalty
and interest charges against taxpayers, and
- Willfully and intentionally violating taxpayers due
process rights.
 The
Petite Southern Belle Who KO'ed the IRS
Where
There's A Will, There's A Way—How the IRS Tampers With Your Master
File
Make
No Mistake—This Is No Accident
Computer
Glitches—Nah, Just Plain Old Dishonest Folks
- a. Admit the IRS is placing levies on taxpayers'
federal social security benefits in direct violation
of the law.
See 42 U.S.C. Section407
Exhibit 149a
- b. Admit the IRS is exceeding the 15% lawful restriction
on collection of continuing levies.
See 26 U.S.C. Section 6331
Exhibit 149b
- c. Admit that the IRS is making illegal time barred
assessments and concealing those assessments by placing
fraudulent information on taxpayer master files.
See Statutory requirements for a valid assessment
Exhibit 149c
All
the Lysol in the World Couldn't SanitizeThis...
- d. Admit that the IRS is submitting fraudulent CERTIFICATES
OF OFFICIAL RECORDS to the courts to substantiate lawful assessments.
See Certificate of official record data
Exhibit 149d
How
to Manipulate the Computer to Create False Interest
- e. Admit that the IRS illegally transfers taxpayer
payments from their master file to an account called
"excess collections" for the purpose of creating fraudulent
penalty and interest charges against the taxpayer. 231f.
Admit that IRS collection division agents put accounting
hold codes on taxpayers' accounting modules which forces
all entry of data to be inputted manually by the agents
and prevents the computer from performing the taxpayers'
accounting according to its programming. 231g. Admit
the IRS is short-paying taxpayers' lawful interest owed
to them by placing wrongful dates and codes on taxpayers'
master files
See interest owed to taxpayer
See date of advance payment
Exhibits 149e, 149f
What
Country Is This?
- f. Admit that IRS collection division agents put
accounting hold codes on taxpayers' accounting modules
which forces all entry of data to be inputted manually
by the agents and prevents the computer from performing
the taxpayers' accounting according to its programming.
- g. Admit the IRS is short-paying taxpayers' lawful
interest owed to them by placing wrongful dates and codes
on taxpayers' master files
See interest owed to taxpayer
See also, date of advance payment
Exhibit 149e, 149f
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