Do you receive an income?

[Casper]

Jethro, the law is that "income not effectively connected to a trade or business [public office] within the United States Government is not subject to any tax under Subtitle A of the tax code." That quote comes directly from a letter from Trust #62 on their own letterhead, dated December 1995 in the Philadelphia office, from a Disclosure Officer. I downloaded that from SEDM.org. I have dozens of those types of letters. Even if the payor files a 1099 in error, it could not "create" a liability if you do not meet those requirements. The paperwork you provide will prevent this issue. You revoking that initial election IS the remedy that Congress gave you. If you go this path, don't ever fill out a W-4 or file a 1040 or else you will be treated that way again. Use the forms for a foreign national. Private sector companies hire foreign nationals all the time and are familiar with that paperwork.

The letter also stated "the tax code is not positive law, it is "special law". It applies to "persons" in the United States [federal zone] who choose to make themselves subject to the requirements of the special laws in the Internal Revenue Code by entering in to an employment agreement within the U.S. government." ["Internal" being municipal laws of the government in DC., and employment agreement being a "W-4" Application]

Lots of resources here including Michael L. White letter: http://www.weissparis.com/resource.html
Also here: http://www.weissparis.com/july4.html
The implementing regulation for Title 26 was never published in the Federal Register, so it is not for without the United States [50 states united]. A law does not have to be positive law or published in the Federal Register for within the United States [DC and territories]. For example the NDAA, Patriot Act, Obamacare were never published in the Federal Register for the people out in the 50 states. Unless by your agreements, you voluntarily opted in and consented to be governed by it. Federal means by agreement. That can be between fed and state, or fed and you. I choose not to contract with them.