How Far Does IRS Jurisdiction Extend?

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How Far Does IRS Jurisdiction Extend?
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• Because the jurisdiction of the IRS is greatly
  misunderstood many Americans routinely dispute
  the power of the IRS and paying taxes. To
  understand IRS issues in the future, it is best
  to have a consultant who has researched these
  matters in depth and understands the TRUE
  jurisdiction of the Internal Revenue Service and
  its limitations.
• The authority given to legal bodies or political
  leaders to enforce punishment and handle legal
  situations is known as jurisdiction. The term is
  normally heard on TV shows or movies about crimes.

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• The IRS is a bit more amorphous because it has
  jurisdiction over all the taxpayers in the United
  States, as well as those who earn any income in
  the US. IF, AND THAT IS A BIG IF you are a tax
  payer and you fail to deal with the to pay taxes
  as a taxpayer, youll absolutely encounter IRS
  issues.
• Heres an excerpt from Title 26 of the Code of
  Federal Regulations which relates to the IRS
• The Internal Revenue Service is a bureau of the
  Department of the Treasury under the immediate
  direction of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.

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• The Commissioner has general superintendence of
  the assessment and collection of all taxes
  imposed by any law providing internal revenue.
  The Internal Revenue Service is the agency by
  which these functions are performed.
• As I said earlier the IRS has jurisdiction over
  you IF as a taxpayer and a United States citizen.
  If you fall into this category and earn money or
  reside in foreign countries, a non-resident
  earning money in the US, or a resident of the
  United States you are liable to pay federal
  income tax. If you dont pay taxes on property,
  earnings, capital gains, etc., youll suffer the
  IRSs wrath

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• Our consulting firm can help you understand
  whether you are a tax payer as defined in the
  federal tax code and help you avoid IRS problems
  as a result.
• Several arguments are regularly made by tax
  protesters that try to negate the jurisdictional
  powers of the IRS. A few imply that the 16th
  Amendment was never ratified properly, so the IRS
  is unconstitutional. The 16th Amendment gives
  Congress the authority to lay and collect taxes
  on income, and it was, in fact, properly ratified
  by the needed three-fourths majority of states.
  Understanding WHO it applies to is the real
  trick, however.

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• Some Americans have argued that the IRS has no
  jurisdiction because its not a government
  agency. Actually, because the Secretary of
  Treasury has enforcement and administration
  authority over the laws of internal revenue, the
  IRS was started. As already stated the IRS does
  have jurisdiction over taxpayers and arguments
  such as these will bring you problems with them.
• For tax payers, failure to pay taxes or declare
  your income accurately can lead to serious issues
  with the IRS issues. However, most Americans have
  unknowingly volunteered into the tax system and
  dont even know it and there is a way to get out
  as well.

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