Irwin Schiff v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

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• ruling that the argument that taxation of wage 5 [ ] income is unconstitutional is “wholly lacking in merit, is without any logical basis, and has been rejected countless times by [the Second Circuit] and others”
• finding appellant’s argument that the tax on wage income is unconstitutional is “wholly lacking in merit, is without any logical basis, and has been rejected countless times by the [Second Circuit] and others.”
• finding appellant’s argument that the tax on wage income is unconstitutional is “wholly lacking in merit, is without any logical basis, and has been rejected countless times by the [Second Circuit] and others.”
• finding appellant’s argument that the tax on wage income is unconstitutional is “wholly lacking in merit, is without any logical basis, and has been rejected countless times by the [Second Circuit] and others.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).