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The right to use an attorney should be a last resort and only used if the situation calls for legal force. One last thought: the Second Circuit Court of Appeals found last year that, absent a valid court order, the incursionary actions of the IRS (and thus all administrative agencies) have no legal force and effect: see Schultz v. How can the government be informing us of rights and obligations before there is either detail or legal force to its plan? |
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