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To: mvpel
You still haven't indicated where in the statutes or regulations it says that US citizens should ignore Section 861 for determining gross income and taxable income from sources within the United States, or where that section is only applicable to aliens, and I've posted a number of indications that point every "taxpayer" to that section.

Did you read the text I bolded in your citation? Or did it have too many hard words?

163 posted on 01/14/2003 4:17:48 PM PST by Poohbah (USMC, 1983-1991)
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To: Poohbah
Did you read the text I bolded in your citation? Or did it have too many hard words?

No need to be a smartass, Poohbah. I've endevoured to be polite and civil in this discussion, and I'd appreciate the same from you.

The bolded text you posted has to do with a specific situation involving a nonresident alien and exemptions they have from certain tax considerations if none of their income derived from sources within the US.

It does not state that only nonresident aliens should use Section 861 to determine sources of income.

On the other hand, the instruction manual for the Code, the regulations, state that Section 861 and following determine the sources of income for the purposes of the income tax, without any qualification either in the regulations or the code as to alien/citizen/resident/nonresident.

170 posted on 01/14/2003 5:15:49 PM PST by mvpel
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