California site "dedicated to removing income tax from America." Sells books and products developed and written by Edmund Fitzsimmons. Also sells professional letters of opinions to as defense against IRS prosecution.

Offers information on "how to fight the IRS and win." Chief contention is that "Title 26 Tax laws do not apply within the 50 Union States and were not meant to." Presents other arguments as well.

Offering a downloadable report, questioning the validity of the federal income tax, banking and monetary systems.

Colorado paralegal and tax consultant, claiming that income tax is voluntary.

Primary purpose appears to be to "end the illegal operations of the income tax system." Primary focus is on the state of New York. Offers videos and t-shirts for sale.

Information on the questionable ratification of several amendments to the Constitution, other constitutional issues, and "the Project on Winning Economic Reform" (PoWER).

Articles on how to avoid triggering an audit, and how to prepare for a possible audit, from Uncle Fed's Tax Board.

Debunks specific tax protester arguments and statements.

Documents court cases that refute arguments used by persons advocating the non-payment of federal income tax. Provides evidence that directly contradicts all claims by tax protesters.

February 1996 article counters a number of typical arguments used by those who promote non-payment of federal income tax.

Bill Benson's page. He researched the 16th Amdendment on which current income tax law is based, having served time in federal prison previous to writing the book for not paying his income tax.

IRS has been pursuing suspected promoters of tax evasion schemes for affluent people.

List of over 50 court decisions against tax protesters during the last 20 years, with live links to the actual court cases.

1996 letter from William J. Benson, claiming that the IRS was not established in accordance with the law.

Lawyer Larry Becraft presents excerpts of legal state cases that put the ratification of the 16th Amendment in doubt. He argues that the amendment was necessary to empower the IRS to collect income tax.

Larry Becraft's list includes three tax law cases from the year 2000.

Article based on a book by U.S. Representative George Hansen, of Idaho. It lists the powers of the IRS in point form.

Short answers to the myths put forward by the tax protest movement, with live links to actual court cases.

Account of one man's battle with the IRS, with legal precedent references and links to numerous sites regarding the voluntary nature of the income tax law.

Subsidiary of "Freedom Church." Offers lectures and courses to instruct people how to get out of the Social Security system, avoid paying income tax, and restore "natural law."

Compilation of various tax protesters and tax protest scams. Includes recent court cases.