Yeah. A man should cut his own lawn.

I would say that Affidavit of Truth isn't necessary when filing a lawful money tax return. The tax return itself is your affidavit.

IRS: we have a report here says you used quite a bit of our wonderful debt notes last year. What say you?
ME: You mean those wonderful depreciating Fed Reserve notes?
BANKERS: well I wouldn't characterize our ...
ME: That information report is wrong. I'm not required to use your FRNs.
BANKSTERS: Say what?
ME: That W-2 report. It's wrong. I didn't receive $49 thousand and something in "wages" income.
BANKSTERS: Oh rally? Well we're going to assume the W-2 info is correct unless ...
ME: you hear from me. Yeah, I'm gonna fill out your 1040 return and indicate how much of that was private credit of the FED and how much I redeemed in lawful money.
IRS: OK then. We will likely stall, send you letters & proposals, and hope you come around to see things our way; that all your income is federal income.
ME: I won't and it isn't federal income.
IRS: Whatever