One of the first Tax Forms created by the United States Internal Revenue

I found this to be quite interesting, especially since IRS has put it on their website and has kept it there. Do they really expect to collect for that year?:

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-utl/1913.pdf

Nice find!


Thanks!!

Welcome.

I hope people take the time to look closely at this, in #9 instructions you are basically offered a contract to testifying against the name, court of record. Also being that nowhere on this form or any subsequent or current form does it say anywhere that it not negotiable, so feel free to mark it up with amendments.
An IRS agent told me once that it is okay to put one line through IRS wording and make your amendments above that line, also said that by removing IRS wording all together was fraud, counterfeit docs, same as counterfeit money of U.S. specie.

Even phone bill is part of a court of record--its in writing thus ..a record.

And here you thought the Adobe .pdf file spec wasn't invented until the 1990's ;)

Here is the first federal Income Tax form - 1862:
http://www.taxhistory.org/thp/readin...4?opendocument

I would direct your attention to the final page ...

Quote:

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. . and subject to an Income Tax under the excise laws of the United States:

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