New CTC Warrior Tallygator needs advice

[Quixote]

Tallygator has just been approved for posting at Lost Horizons and is seeking advice on what to do now that IRS has realized his CTC educated return was a tad inaccurate.

Hi all!

I have been a forum follower for over 3 years and due to Pete's circumstances, I have just now been granted access to post here. It would be nice to see activity pick up again as I sense there are many in need of sound advice and support.

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On April 13, 2011, I was notified of a possible "deficiency" in my 2009 Tax Return. We have been exchanging letters ever since.

[He tried some sure fire tax denier responses.]

When I got their "bill" for what they claim I owe them, I immediately submitted a letter to them asking for Validation of the Debt in accordance with Title 15 USC. Since that letter in mid-January, I have gotten two requests for extensions of time to respond (45 days each) and my case has been transferred to Ogden.

Along my journey I have learned...

[An astounding collection of tax denier misconceptions.]

So, is my case so unique that they cannot immediately respond and prove to me that I am a taxpayer and liable to pay?

At this point I believe that I have the burden of proof on them. I am prepared to go to my court (District Court of the United States) if any further collection activity is attempted

As yet there have been no responses to his post. Libre (Harvester) will probably jump in first pointing out that gator's mistake was in failing to redeem lawful money.

[The Observer]

Sounds like Tallygator is looking for a stick to poke the proverbial sleeping bear in the cave.

[Kestrel]

I just want to see his proof that the IRS - the "company" billing him for unpaid taxes - filed corporate papers in Delaware.

And, no, the fact that some fool opened a corporation in Delaware called "IRS, INC." does not mean it is the same "company."

[webhick]

And, no, the fact that some fool opened a corporation in Delaware called "IRS, INC." does not mean it is the same "company."

For shits and giggles, I totally looked that up. There really is an IRS, Inc. and an I.R.S., Inc. Both were registered in 2006 and seem to be using registered agent mills, so clearly not legit.

[jkeeb]

Transferred to Ogden? Isn't that where the frivolous filing unit resides?

[webhick]

Transferred to Ogden? Isn't that where the frivolous filing unit resides?

I believe so.

[notorial dissent]

Well, imagine that, a CTC return being considered frivolous. What is the world coming to!!

[David Merrill]

Lost Horizons is having problems this morning!

Is Pete on Close Supervision?