This text argues that the U.S. federal income tax system is unconstitutionally applied, primarily targeting non-citizens. It claims that the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) applies only to “taxpayers,” defined as those subject to internal revenue taxes, and that most Americans are not subject to these taxes. The document asserts that “income tax” encompasses various taxes, including employment and excise taxes, and that “income tax” under Subtitle A of the IRC only applies to specific forms of income, such as corporate dividends, not ordinary compensation. It contends that providing a tax identification number implies tax liability and that citizens have the right to refuse if they believe a transaction is not taxable. Finally, it alleges that companies improperly demand tax identification numbers due to ignorance or fear, and encourages readers to spread awareness of these claims.