· 10/15/1985
Paul Sauers, Box 1573, Atlantic City, Nj 08404 v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Appeal of Paul Sauers
Citations
- 771 F.2d 64
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- concluding that appellant’s arguments, “typical of those asserted by ‘tax protesters,’ ” were “patently frivolous”
- noting that an appeal is frivolous if it is wholly without merit
- affirming Tax Court’s dismissal for failure to prosecute where taxpayer refused in engage in a stipulation of facts and indicated that he had no evidence to present at trial
- as to petitioner's claim that wages and salaries are not taxable income
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Judges: Adams, Garth, Becker
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