WHO
AND WHAT IS THE IRS?
Historical
Note - History & New Evidence that it is a foreign agency
By
Dan Meador
April
1, 2000
"Congress never created a Bureau of Internal Revenue or
Internal Revenue Service... The IRS has no lawful authority to enforce anything
in the Union"
EXCERPT:
However,
there was a significant gap in Cooper-Bentson research. At that point, they
hadn't found origins of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Puerto Rico. I
documented it in late 1998 even though I knew where to look when I read the
Downs v. Bidwell decision in 1997: The first civil governor of Puerto Rico
established five bureaus in the Puerto Rico Dept. of Treasury on May 1, 1900.
The five bureaus were eventually to become the Bureau of Internal Revenue,
Puerto Rico, predecessor to the Internal Revenue Service.
The
name change of BIR to IRS was in 1953 in advance of implementing the Internal
Revenue Code of 1954, based on Reorganization Plan 26 of 1950 and
Reorganization Plan 1 of 1952. Early Puerto Rico legislation, beginning with
the gubernatorial and executive committee acts of May 1900, are published in
Senate Documents for the period, so it's just a matter of going through the
publications to complete the merger history. Bentson and Cooper located origins
of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Philippines, and the Philippines special
fund, in 1904 documents. The Philippines gained independence in 1946, leaving
BIR, Puerto Rico as the only Bureau of Internal Revenue that was legislatively
created, and not by Congress at that. The first Puerto Rico legislature in 1901
legislatively enacted executive acts of May 1900.
In
1934, Congress stipulated that the various special funds maintained by the
Department of the Treasury would be known as trusts, i.e., Philippines Trusts !
& 2, and Puerto Rico Trust 62, all three of which are still in the books in
Title 31 of the United States Code.
In
his article, Cooper cites the Federal Register and the Internal Revenue Manual
acknowledgment that Congress never created a Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Someone else has since located a Supreme Court decision where justices of the
Supreme Court affirm that Congress never created a Bureau of Internal Revenue
or Internal Revenue Service.
Consequently,
IRS has no lawful authority to enforce anything in the Union as Congress is
charged with responsibility for establishing any government department or
agency that the Constitution itself does not establish.
As
referenced by Ron Ewart at National Association of Rural Landowners
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1 comment:
If the IRS has ONLY Authority with the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) then once the 2nd Amendment is considered 'Frivolous' and no one has guns then that is one way for them to NOT be able to TAX us!
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