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Karen Kline
Santa Fe, NM 87505
8/5/96
The Honorable Robert Rubin, Secretary of the Treasury
15th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, D.C. 20220
Dear Mr. Rubin,
Because the response I received from IRS today, like the vast
majority of ones that preceded it, is not truthful, it in no way
satisfies me. To enclose a form referring to a refund for 1984 in the
amount of $613.66, made on 3/29/93 according to IRS's form, but
actually made on 3/26/93 according to a copy of the check, and not
enclose a copy of the form dated 4/5/93 in which IRS demanded
back that $613.66 plus $23.93, totaling $637.92, for 1984, is
egregiously misleading.
Enclosed is a copy of the check, the form, and IRS's demand that I
return more money than it sent.
Further, the IRS envelope was chock full of sheets of lists of
numbers. Really, I am not interested in having these numbers in yet
another form: they have previously been sent handwritten as well as
computer printed in a range of faint ink. While these are bright
black with new formatting, no amount of repetition changes the fact
that I was levied for 1984 in 1991, when I had paid 1984 in 1985.
I once sent in a list of events by date, each with the money
involved, to show that health problems, trying to bring my son here,
and little pay, all had contributed to me filing late: please would IRS
abate their penalties. IRS responded that not having money to pay
IRS was no excuse. My list could have been interpreted a number
of ways, but that is the way IRS chose. Following that experience, I
find I am not amenable to being sent lists by IRS, especially when
their extension form stated that full payment must be sent with it, in
order for it to be used.
How completely tacky of IRS to write me saying, "We regret you
believe penalty and interest should not be charged when tax returns
are not filed timely and taxes are not paid timely," when what I
disapprove of is IRS taking all of my money, 1994, and putting me
out of business when its numbers were not correct, having denied
my right to claim back interest for other tax years IRS wrongly
involved in my 1984 account: IRS refused to go over its
complicated, 45 entry account with me. The new account has ten
entries deleted. Isn't deleting evidence of its errors tantamount to
“obstruction of justice”? After IRS has destroyed everything I
worked for, aren't these deceptive records egregiously wrong. I will
enclose copies, please compare them for yourself.
If IRS trusts that I will kill myself soon, thus putting an end to my
irritating voice, if it plans to use words similar to those of David
Hackworth after Admiral Boorda killed himself, “I was in total
disbelief...” see the enclosed article, if it plans to say, “We never
thought she [Kline] would do it,” you must relate that with the fact
that Ralph Castillo came here from Phoenix, saw my distress, asked
if I had a gun, being interested in the safety of IRS, and left, never
responding to any letter. Please read my 7/14/96 letter to him. I
enclosed a photo of the plant blooming, and would do the same for
you, but I have only $110, at the end of which will come my death.
I wish it were not true that my death will be required in this fight
with IRS, but I believe that it will be: only when I am dead will the
reality of what IRS does be undeniable. My death will say volumes
about the meaning of an America where IRS dominates. And,
knowing that the media has not covered the IRS story, I am not
relying on it to cover my death. I am writing many many last letters
to mail just before I do it.
Luckily, an unexpected $130 allows making a dozen extra bound
copies of my letters to IRS, to include this and my previous letter to
you. Note that Henry Cisneros's office forwarded to IRS the set of
letters I sent you beginning with a response from Merrill
McLoughlin, Editor, U.S.News & World Report, and ending with
my letter to him. I have sent out dozens of copies of that set, on its
own.
Sincerely,
Karen Kline
Karen Kline
Pages 8-9 (Preceding), Pages 12-14 (Following)
Karen Kline
Santa Fe, NM 87505
8/5/96
The Honorable Robert Rubin, Secretary of the Treasury
15th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, D.C. 20220
Dear Mr. Rubin,
Because the response I received from IRS today, like the vast
majority of ones that preceded it, is not truthful, it in no way
satisfies me. To enclose a form referring to a refund for 1984 in the
amount of $613.66, made on 3/29/93 according to IRS's form, but
actually made on 3/26/93 according to a copy of the check, and not
enclose a copy of the form dated 4/5/93 in which IRS demanded
back that $613.66 plus $23.93, totaling $637.92, for 1984, is
egregiously misleading.
Enclosed is a copy of the check, the form, and IRS's demand that I
return more money than it sent.
Further, the IRS envelope was chock full of sheets of lists of
numbers. Really, I am not interested in having these numbers in yet
another form: they have previously been sent handwritten as well as
computer printed in a range of faint ink. While these are bright
black with new formatting, no amount of repetition changes the fact
that I was levied for 1984 in 1991, when I had paid 1984 in 1985.
I once sent in a list of events by date, each with the money
involved, to show that health problems, trying to bring my son here,
and little pay, all had contributed to me filing late: please would IRS
abate their penalties. IRS responded that not having money to pay
IRS was no excuse. My list could have been interpreted a number
of ways, but that is the way IRS chose. Following that experience, I
find I am not amenable to being sent lists by IRS, especially when
their extension form stated that full payment must be sent with it, in
order for it to be used.
How completely tacky of IRS to write me saying, "We regret you
believe penalty and interest should not be charged when tax returns
are not filed timely and taxes are not paid timely," when what I
disapprove of is IRS taking all of my money, 1994, and putting me
out of business when its numbers were not correct, having denied
my right to claim back interest for other tax years IRS wrongly
involved in my 1984 account: IRS refused to go over its
complicated, 45 entry account with me. The new account has ten
entries deleted. Isn't deleting evidence of its errors tantamount to
“obstruction of justice”? After IRS has destroyed everything I
worked for, aren't these deceptive records egregiously wrong. I will
enclose copies, please compare them for yourself.
If IRS trusts that I will kill myself soon, thus putting an end to my
irritating voice, if it plans to use words similar to those of David
Hackworth after Admiral Boorda killed himself, “I was in total
disbelief...” see the enclosed article, if it plans to say, “We never
thought she [Kline] would do it,” you must relate that with the fact
that Ralph Castillo came here from Phoenix, saw my distress, asked
if I had a gun, being interested in the safety of IRS, and left, never
responding to any letter. Please read my 7/14/96 letter to him. I
enclosed a photo of the plant blooming, and would do the same for
you, but I have only $110, at the end of which will come my death.
I wish it were not true that my death will be required in this fight
with IRS, but I believe that it will be: only when I am dead will the
reality of what IRS does be undeniable. My death will say volumes
about the meaning of an America where IRS dominates. And,
knowing that the media has not covered the IRS story, I am not
relying on it to cover my death. I am writing many many last letters
to mail just before I do it.
Luckily, an unexpected $130 allows making a dozen extra bound
copies of my letters to IRS, to include this and my previous letter to
you. Note that Henry Cisneros's office forwarded to IRS the set of
letters I sent you beginning with a response from Merrill
McLoughlin, Editor, U.S.News & World Report, and ending with
my letter to him. I have sent out dozens of copies of that set, on its
own.
Sincerely,
Karen Kline
Karen Kline
Pages 8-9 (Preceding), Pages 12-14 (Following)
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