Why No One Is Required to File Tax Returns

Citing Court opinions from numerous lawsuits, William Conklin presents cogent, logical arguments that conclusively prove an American citizen cannot be compelled to file a tax return because the return can be used against the filer in violation of the Fifth Amendment. And he backs his claims with an offer of $100,000 to anyone who can prove him wrong (see page 21).Conklin never even hints that Americans should not pay taxes. In fact, in Chapter 12 (page 61) he advises readers to pre-pay whatever taxes may be owed. The issue, then, is not with paying our taxes. The question is whether to use Form 1040 to report them.Always interesting, never dull, more than controversial, and certainly quite an eye-opening read, Why No One is Required to File Tax Returns is written for the everyday working man or woman. The text includes citations from federal court cases that will send most tax lawyers and CPAs to their libraries in search of confirmation of William Conklins theories and in review of Mr. Conklins six victories before the federal courts in regards to his own tax matters.About the AuthorWilliam Conklin is a Colorado Native. He has a BA in Spanish from the University of Colorado and an MA in Communications from the University of Colorado. Mr. Conklin was a school teacher for 15 years at the elementary, high school and college levels. He began his battle against the IRS in 1976. In 1981, he quit his teaching job and devoted full time to his fight with the IRS. Within a few years, Mr. Conklin had six published wins and he began to research the issues relating to the Income Tax and the Fifth Amendment. He now has 30 years of experience on the front lines in the battle with the Internal Revenue Service and the Federal Income Tax.

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