It was my understanding that the courts did not allow the IRS to be sued directly because it might lead to challenging the very existence of income tax. A potential plaintiff would need to sue a particular agent rather than the agency as a whole. The agency would reimburse the agent for any loses.
It was my understanding that the courts did not allow the IRS to be sued directly because it might lead to challenging the very existence of income tax. A potential plaintiff would need to sue a particular agent rather than the agency as a whole. The agency would reimburse the agent for any loses.
Thank you Patriot.
Thank you Patriot.
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