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Apparently it wasn't enough that the IRS cheated me out of my only opportunity
for a fair hearing and my means to pay their asinine assessment. They chose to
continue their onslaught against me.
The next brilliant move by the IRS really baffled me. After all the
threatening letters and notices the IRS had sent me, they sent me a letter
asking me if my address was my correct address. Then their next letter asked me
if my name was my correct name. Then their next letter verified that my name
was my correct name. Wow. Only the government can be this brilliant and stay in
business.
Then immediately after the IRS sells my patent for the huge sum of $600 I
pay another attorney to negotiate a payment agreement with them for the
balance. After the attorney informs me that he and the IRS have made an
agreement I follow his advice and send the IRS a certified check for the
agreed-upon amount. The IRS's response to this agreement was to double-cross me
again. The IRS decides to keep the check and file a tax lien against me at
work. In other words, the IRS was going to start taking the bulk of my paycheck
until they extorted whatever amount they deemed necessary.
Well it wasn't enough that the psychos from IRS had put me out of two
businesses and made me go to work for someone else. Now they were going to take
my paycheck. If that's not the epitome of a low-down, back-stabbing
double-crossing son of a bitch I don't know what is. These psychos don't know
when to quit. They just keep on coming and coming and coming.
Now that the IRS finally has me where they want me, working for someone else
instead of myself, I hire another C.P.A. who is an expert in dealing with the
psychos from the IRS and he makes another agreement with the IRS. Before the
agreement could be put in writing, the IRS double-crosses him, changes the
agreement, and keeps my monthly commission check. Then Lenna Kirby from the
Toledo office of the IRS decides to flex her muscles again and calls me
personally, threatening that she was going to keep taking my paycheck until I
decided to do what she said when she said it.
Since there was no chance of that happening I requested that Lenna Kirby
call and threaten my C.P.A., instead of me. From now on he would be handling
everything. After Matt fought furiously for another month with Lenna Kirby who
refused to go along with the payment agreement, an IRS supervisor went over
Lenna's head and reinstated the agreement.
Now, after this battle with the IRS and Lenna Kirby is supposedly over for
the moment, the next brilliant thing the IRS does is send me a refund check for
$399. Then I receive a notice from the IRS stating that I owe them money for
1992. Next, I receive another notice from the IRS that I overpaid my taxes for
1992 along with another refund check for $139.48.
Now, each time I received a refund check from the IRS psychos I contacted
Matt and asked him how this could be happening. One office of the IRS says I
owe taxes and another office of the IRS sends me refund checks. My question to
Matt was, if the IRS was that unorganized couldn't we use that against them or
just deal with the IRS office that was sending me refund checks? Well when Matt
got into this a little deeper and requested a copy of my files from the IRS,
they told him that they lost them again. Almost three years later, the IRS
still hasn't provided those records to Matt.
The next notice I received from the IRS stated that my taxes were paid in
full and there was no further need for Matt to contact them. Granted, this was
the notice that I'd been waiting for for years, but I knew from past dealings
with the IRS psychos that it wouldn't take long for the IRS to change their
minds and come back for more.
As a matter of fact, I knew that their notice meant nothing because the IRS
hadn't canceled their extorted right to automatically withdrawal $200 a month
from my bank account. They just forgot to, or at least that's what I thought.
The next notice I received from the IRS was a notice that I owed them
$2,800. $1,400 was for the seven payments that they forgot to take and the
other $1,400 must have been a penalty because they forgot to take it. Who on
earth besides the IRS could be this arrogant and get away with it? Now even
though Matt once again got this straightened out, the point is that the IRS
still tried. Oh, by the way, Matt told me that the IRS didn't forget to take
the money, they lost the agreement. And don't forget, every time I have to have
Matt straighten out these problems with the IRS psychos it costs me more money.
| On or about October 29, 1997, I called the Senate panel holding hearings on
IRS abuse. After being told that they were receiving thousands of phone calls
from people claiming to have been abused by the IRS, Eric Thorson told me to
write a letter to the panel describing what I had experienced. He also told me
that they had already picked the people who were going to be allowed to testify
before the Senate panel, but that there might be additional hearings, so I
should make sure that I wrote and sent the letter, which I did on October
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| On or around January 27, 1998 I received a letter from Senator Roth on
United States Senate letterhead stating that he had received my letter and
apologized that he did not get back to me sooner. The letter went on to state
that on January 8, 1998, the IRS Commissioner notified him that he had
established a special task force to resolve taxpayer cases referred by the
Finance Committee to the IRS. Senator Roth closed by stating that he wanted to
forward my letter to that task force. He then asked me to advise him in writing
by February 6, 1998 if I preferred that my matter not be forwarded. |
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On February 9, 1998 I wrote a letter back to Senator Roth stating that, yes,
I did want him to forward my case to this task force, and thanked him for his
assistance.
Shortly after writing this letter I received three different phone calls
from someone I assumed worked for the task force. The first person I talked
with asked me what exactly I wanted to resolve in my dispute with the IRS.
I told them that I wanted the IRS to admit that they were wrong and that
they came after me as a political favor. I continued by saying that I wanted
all the money back that I was forced to pay them and I wanted the IRS to pay
damages for the two businesses they destroyed.
The last thing I told all three callers was that there was no way that the
IRS could ever repair or pay for the damage that they did to my family. I said
I wanted someone held accountable for that and sent to jail. Their answer was
that they would have to have their supervisor call me.
Each of the three times I received these calls, after I told them what I
wanted, they all three said that they had to turn me over to someone else.
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