No, there has not been a single case won where the defeandant claimed that the income tax was unconstitutional. There have been cases like this one. You are allowing yourself to be ignorant. Why?
I'm not. There are no cases. If there are, then cite one.
Cryer does not owe the tax. Visit his website, his case is spelled out there. His evasion charges were dropped because there were no taxes due. The criminal evasion charges were trumped up and advertised in the local press to smear him and create fear.
He may or may not owe a tax.. sometimes people who don't file wouldn't have owed anything anyway, but this case did not rule on whether or not the income tax is constitutional.
He owes no tax.
Remains to be seen.
Why are you hoping otherwise?
I'm not. I just don't believe in telling people that they don't have to pay taxes when they do.
To be clear in my last post: I meant to say that there has not been a single case where the jury has ruled that the income tax was unconstitutional. Please cite one.
All the cases I read concerning people in court with the IRS seam to end on the same note.”No Taxes Due”. This is how they keep the illegal collection of personal income tax from setting any kind of precedence.No claim, No Issue, Leads to no ruling on that particular issue!(My opinion)