The Sixteenth
Amendment to the Constitution of the United States was never ratified
by a majority of the sovereign States. There are other legal methods of avoiding tax as well.
This is the
Amendment that allegedly entitled the Federal Agent (government) in the
federal territory of Washington, D.C. and their private collection company,
the IRS, to collect "income tax" as falsely declared to be ratified
in February 1913.
After an
exhaustive year long search of legislative records in 48 sovereign states
(Alaska & Hawaii were not admitted into the Union until after 1913).
The only record of the 16th Amendment having been confirmed was a proclamation
made by the Secretary of State Philander Knox on February 25, 1913, wherein
he simply declared it to be "in effect", but never stating it
was lawfully ratified.
Even if the
16th Amendment were properly ratified, according to Article 1, Section
9 of the Constitution, it has always been unconstitutional for the U.S.
Federal Government to directly tax We the People in their property, wages,
salaries, or earnings.
The judges of the U.S. Supreme Court rejected any
claims that the 16th Amendment changed the constitutional limits on direct
taxes in Brushaber v. Union Pacific R.R. Co., 240 U.S. 1, when they ruled
that it "created no new power of taxation" and that it "did
not change the constitutional limitations which forbid any direct taxation
of individuals".
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16th Amendment and personal income tax, Vol.
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