[FreedomCalls]

Your 'newly-named "IRS"' state tax administrators pass NRST collections on to is called the U.S. Treasury.

When I write my quarterly tax check, I make it out to the "United States Treasury". Does that also mean that the IRS doesn't exist?

[ancient_geezer]

When I write my quarterly tax check, I make it out to the "United States Treasury". Does that also mean that the IRS doesn't exist?

Sorry, doesn't fly. IRS is charged with the administration of the current tax income/payroll tax system and a number of other specific excises and the name on your check is irrelavent to the functions of that organization.

Under HR25, that administrative agency is defunded, and dismanteled Nothing left of it.

In its place doing the function of administrating the NRST, are the state sale tax administrators.

Merely the office of Treasury remains to receive the remittences of NRST collections made by state tax administrators is what is left for them to pay their collections to.

That's all there is for states that administer the NRST as part of the state sales tax administration to send checks to.

But you may continue to beat a dead horse to death if you wish.

[pigdog]

There is no IRS under thae FairTax - and no "quarterly check".

You send your monthly payment (and two line report) to the sales tax administering authority of your state.