Time: Wed Dec 17 16:30:20 1997 To: Rodrig2 <Rodrig2@aol.com> From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar] Subject: your thoughts Cc: Bcc: References: No one ever obtained permission from the author to put "The Federal Zone" on the Internet, so you appear to be in possession of stolen property. I am sorry to be so blunt, but if you didn't pay for it, contrary to the restrictions stated in the Preface, then you have stolen it. /s/ Paul Mitchell http://supremelaw.com At 05:53 PM 12/17/97 EST, you wrote: >Hi there, > >I wrote to you actually 8 mos ago via mail to the address furnished on line in >the Federal Zone, but my mail was returned. I thought maybe you had >dissappeared or moved, but now I find you again! Wohoo!!!!!!!!! Thank you >for your book, The Federal Zone and placing the entire book on-line. What a >treat! My husband and I both read it word for word and even printed it out to >give to a friend. I have come accross another article that is very well >written as well, and it takes a completely different approach. I thought the >article was great and had heard some of the presented materials before. I was >wondering about the non-resident alien info and the form 2555. Have you seen >this and if so, what do you think. You take the stance we are all non- >resident aliens with respect to the tax code if we are living and working in >on of the 50 States of the Union correct? I am very confused on this issue. >I appreciate any claification you may have. Also, if on were to get a request >for form 1040 from the IRS, what would be a proper response to this? > >Warm regards, > >Heather > >
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