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Our DDC clients have never had their DDCs challenged, thus, going to court against the IRS isn't even an issue or anywhere in my mind or a part of the DDC process. This will never happen as our clients and our team would never go to one of their Admiralty courts where the“Admiral” (judge) determines what the tax laws say and you have no unalienable rights protected by the 1787 Constitution. The courts have already determined you are “guilty” before the hearings start if your case involves you claiming you don't owe income taxes. The banksters control the judges and the IRS. Finding you guilty is all about controlling the masses(and not about the law) so those in power stay in power. Doing an DDC up front, so far, prevents challenges from the IRS.

Under certain circumstances, it can be in one's best interest to not have us send the IRS their DDC documents. This occasion arises when someone hasn't filed a 1040 tax return for many years and the IRS is not writing this person any types of letters or notices claiming income taxes are owed by this type of person. In other words, if someone is earning money that is not being reported to the IRS and the IRS has no info from third party “employers” reporting on either a W-2 or a 1099 form how much they paid this person, then the IRS will basically think this person is not receiving any income in any given year and they won't waste their time and resources writing this kind of person letters.

The answer is YES. But not if state Citizens don't know their rights and they unknowingly continue to “volunteer” or “elect” to be taxed “as though” they were a “federal” citizen domiciled in Washington D.C.Federal citizens may owe an income tax, but state Citizens do not, unless they are involved in an “excise” taxable activity which generally applies only to corporations and almost never to living men and women living in the fifty states.In the famous Supreme Court case ruling in Pollock v. Farmers's Loan and Trust Co. (1895), the federal government and the IRS realized that they could not impose an income tax on stateCitizens and, to date, no other court has ever overturned the Pollock v. Farmers's Loan andTrust Co. ruling!The IRS, at their highest levels, is well aware that most state Citizens and American Nationals, not connected to a federal government office or who do not live in Washington D.C., have no legal obligation to file a form 1040 tax return. In order to remain legal, you must let the IRS know you want to “terminate” your previous “election” to bear the taxable status as a “taxpayer” so theIRS can change your status in the IRS Individual Master File (IMF) database to a “non-taxable”status. Many people have sent the IRS their DDC and they have never heard anything back from theIRS. This is because the DDC legally terminates your previous voluntary taxable “election” to filea form 1040 in future years, an election you unknowingly made when you filed your first 1040tax return.

No! Because none of our DDC clients have had their DDCs challenged by the IRS or by any other government agency since our start in 2019. The DDC filer should never hear from the IRS again, upon the IRS's receipt of their DDC documents. The DDC is notdesigned to work “retroactively” for past year unpaid tax amount due claims from the IRS – because people with past year tax problems / amounts allegedly due, are effectively consideredby the IRS to be "taxpayers" under “contract” with the IRS and thus, liable for 1040 type taxesfor past tax years “before” the person / couple filed their DDC documents.

No. Not at all. Not if you know and understand who you are as a living man or woman AND you do not live or reside within the IRS's foreign taxing jurisdiction in their ten-mile square land area known as the District of Columbia (Washington DC). When you learn why you are a legal non-taxpayer, not liable for filing a 1040 tax return, then not one sentence, paragraph, page, or chapter in Title 26 applies to you. Title 26 tax codes are only for “taxpayers” – as instructions on how to fill out tax forms and tax returns. If you are not “liable for” filing a 1040 tax return, then why would you care to read their tax return instruction book? It is our firm belief that what is contained in our DDC documents is everything you would ever need to know as to why you are not liable for filing a 1040 tax return.