First, there's a difference between law, statute and code. What the IRS likes to show you is their codes.
Codes are important if they pertain to you. For example, if you work for Allied Donut Company, their codes pretain to you. They are your guidline.
If you do not work for them they do not apply. See? Question is, are you a part of Allied Donut Company?
Here's a couple of places you might be interested in:
www.livefree.com...
The above is a law study group that can shed more light on that and many more subjects than you can imagine. Jack Smith and Rick Schramm are the two
gentlemen who began it, and they know what they are talking about. It's especially helpful if you live in Ohio, as they do and know the system very
well there.
Another one:
www.save-a-patriot.org...
Another friend of mine who likes to buck the system and hasn't paid a penny to the IRS in years is adamant that every citizen should be a member of
this club and tha tevery citizen should read the book,
Piercing the Illusion, by John Kotmair. He loaned me the book and it is one I'll be
ordering for myself next payday. You'll have to read it to fully comprehend. Don't start it without a pen and highlighter in hand!