Letter to and Reply from Karen Schreier, US Attorney for South Dakota
First--Newland's letter to Schreier
Robert J. Newland
HC 89 Box 184-A
Hermosa SD 57744
phone/fax 605-255-4032
newland@rapidcity.com
 
 
March 12, 1998
 
Karen Schreier
U.S. Attorney for South Dakota
Federal Building
Sioux Falls SD 57101
 
Dear Ms. Schreier:
 
I have written the IRS with a question. The IRS has labelled me an "illegal tax protester" and has threatened me as a result. It has also said that it will not answer "legal" questions.
 
Therefore I decided to ask a person who is charged with prosecuting violations of federal law just what the law is, so I can be sure I am in compliance.
 
My question is:
For what tax(es) does the the IRS, or any agency of the federal government, allege I am liable? Please site the code number(s) and section(s). (I am self-employed with a 100% domestic business, and I am a natural-born citizen of the State of South Dakota.)
 
I appreciate your attention to my query.
 
Very truly yours,
R J Newland
 
Schreier's Reply to Newland
 
 
Karen E. Schreier
U.S. Attorney for South Dakota
PO Box 5073
Sioux Falls SD 57117-5073
 
 
May 4, 1998 (note date, 7 weeks since she received my letter)
 
Robert J. Newland
HC 89 Box 184-A
Hermosa SD 57744
 
Dear Mr. Newland:
 
I received your letter dated March 17, 1998, inquiring about what taxes the federal government claims you owe. As a self-employed individual, you are responsible for completing your tax return in compliance with the Internal Revenue Code and for reporting all income received by you during the calendar year. If you are not able to complete your tax return, you should consult an accountant for advice.
 
 
Very truly yours,
(s)
Karen E. Schreier
United States Attorney
District of South Dakota
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