For defense from IRS in Fed Court you now need only:

1. Motion to Dismiss Brief-no standing per Part 3 of SCOTUS standing requirement: IRS cannot show ACTUAL rather than THEORETICAL damage from you not paying taxes (Ref Lujen v Def of Wildlife): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lujan_v._Defenders_of_Wildlife [Treasury just prints at behest of FedRes; IRS & FedRes both part of Treasury Dept since 3-27-2020]

2. Motion to Dismiss Brief-no jurisdiction because your job is not 1. Federal, 2. On Fed Lands, nor 3. On Excise Tax List for Year XX (whatever in dispute); Also specific Constitutional prohibition of direct taxation of state citizens by Federal entities (direct taxation via states is only permitted via Federal structure)

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For defense from IRS in Fed Court you now need only:

1. Motion to Dismiss Brief-no standing per Part 3 of SCOTUS standing requirement: IRS cannot show ACTUAL rather than THEORETICAL damage from you not paying taxes (Ref Lujen v Def of Wildlife): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lujan_v._Defenders_of_Wildlife [Treasury just prints at behest of FedRes; IRS & FedRes both part of Treasury Dept since 3-27-2020]

2. Motion to Dismiss Brief-no jurisdiction because your job is not 1. Federal, 2. On Fed Lands, nor 3. On Excise Tax List for Year XX (whatever in dispute); Also specific Constitutional prohibition of direct taxation of state citizens by Federal entities (direct taxation via states is only permitted via Federal structure)