So do you personally choose to pay no taxes as well since its voluntary and that is a system that has worked for you for a while? (I am assuming you have income that would otherwise be taxable in the above and I'm excluding if you happen to have a business that makes a tax loss in perpetuity as the reason you "don't pay taxes")
I dont mean to be a skeptic, but if practically it was all this easy / clear cut / and with the definitive case law precedent of working (or not resulting in penalty at least and never going to court).....wouldn't every attorney / accountant with half a brain in this country be doing this?.....also isn't Wesley snipes the case law precedent on taxes being voluntary argument actually not working?
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/perfi/taxes/2008-01-29-wesley-snipes-tax-trial_N.htm
Looks like despite his appeals, etc. he actually served nearly all of his 3 year sentence (would guess he has the dough to hire expert attorneys on these matters). His accountant and attorney co-defendants were actually found guilty on the felony conspiracy charges that snipes was acquitted of (he just got misdemeanor charges of failing to file returns)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wesley_Snipes
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