So I skipped a few steps -- big deal. The final result will be the same except that a few more people will be able to get a chuckle over the letters.Quixote wrote:He would first have to file an administrative claim for refund and have it disallowed or ignored for 6 months. The district court would otherwise lack jurisdiction over the refund suit.It would be a much smarter (actually -- much less stupid but still not smart) move to pay the taxes according to the IRS' computation and then sue for refund in District Court.
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But he wouldn't acheive the goal of avoiding the $5,000 frivolous return penalty, because the penalty applies to amended returns as well.Nikki wrote:So I skipped a few steps -- big deal. The final result will be the same except that a few more people will be able to get a chuckle over the letters.Quixote wrote:He would first have to file an administrative claim for refund and have it disallowed or ignored for 6 months. The district court would otherwise lack jurisdiction over the refund suit.It would be a much smarter (actually -- much less stupid but still not smart) move to pay the taxes according to the IRS' computation and then sue for refund in District Court.
"Here is a fundamental question to ask yourself- what is the goal of the income tax scam? I think it is a means to extract wealth from the masses and give it to a parasite class." Skankbeat