If IRS claims you owe them money, just ask them this

If they claim you owe them money, just ask them this:

Dear IRS and Senator Barbara Boxer, if you're claiming I owe you some tax money, then you must be under the presumption I'm a government employee that falls under ... USC Title 26 ss 6331 under Section A, which says: Excerpt: " Levy may be made upon the accrued salary or wages of any officer, employee, or elected official, of the United States, the District of Columbia, or any agency or instrumentality of the United States or the District of Columbia, by serving a notice of levy on the employer (as defined in section 3401(d)) of such officer, employee, or elected official." Are you a gov't employee as listed in Section A? If not, then perhaps it isn't YOU that owes THEM money, but instead maybe THEY owe YOU money for the labor they say YOU'VE been doing as one of their employees, that's ran up this tax bill they claim you owe. And if that's the case, I think we might just have a MAJOR labor dispute here, what say you? http://www.dailypaul.com/226071/irs-failure-to-file-lets-add... I wonder what the difference would be in money owed, if we really sat down and done the math? Over [X-amount] of years of presumed gov't employment, they've taken out 25% of your paycheck every week as taxes owed, let's say they are presuming you owe $50,000.00 okay? Now, if YOU owe THEM $50K in back taxes, that must mean that you made $200,000.00 as the government employee they are "presuming" you to be; and if that's the case, from the math I come up with, it looks like someone owes YOU a rough shot estimate of somewhere in the neighborhood of $150,000.00. Do you have any check stubs laying around the house from the gov't check you've been getting every two weeks that's proof of your employment? If so, then by all means you do owe the tax, if you fall under Section A, and you really should just write out the check and pay your bill. But, if you don't have any gov't checks laying around the house as proof of gov't employment, and they are under the "presumption" that you currently are, or have been an employee of their Corporation, and they insist you owe them the tax money, then don't we have a MAJOR labor dispute here? I mean no one can force you to work for free, not even your own government, right?

I'm just trying to be fair; and I'm under the "presumption" they want to be fair as well, so maybe we really should sit down at the table and see who really owes who. I mean they can't even keep their heads above water paying their employees who actually DO fall under Section A, are they sure they want to hire the rest of us who DON'T fall under section A and take us on as employees too? That "presumption" that YOU are, or have ever been employed by them, sure could be an expensive "presumption", don't ya think? :)