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PASSPORT UPDATE #11 20-cv-0329 McNeil v US Department of State & IRS

Therefore, as the evidence shows, and the Government attorneys and the Court misconstrue, no notice of deficiency was ever sent to me, no valid assessment was ever made against me, and the 3-year statute of limitations on assessment and collection has expired, which renders my alleged federal income tax liability uncollectible.

PASSPORT UPDATE #10 Case 20-cv-0329 McNeil v. State Department & IRS

I have proven that the IRS’ certification to the State Department that I have a seriously delinquent federal tax debt, is not only erroneous, it is worse: it is intentionally false, having no basis whatsoever in fact, absent IRS’ falsification of federal records concerning me. And Judge Bates knows it.

PASSPORT UPDATE #9 Case 20-cv-0329 McNeil v. State Department & IRS

Even if McNeil is able to prove that he never received these Notices, though, it would not mean that the IRS’s certification was erroneous. As the Government observes, § 7345 does not say that a flawed or failed notice renders a certification erroneous.

Al Adask Interview on Tuesday, April 23, 2019 at 8:00pm CST

Michael Ellis and I will appear as guests on Al Adask’s radio program “The American Independence Hour. The interview will take place by phone on Tuesday, April 23, 2019 from 8:00pm CST - 10:00pm CST. It promises to be an interesting discussion and I hope you will set aside the time to listen.